Research on the healthy properties of wood in the built environment, especially our psychophysiological responses to wood, is a relatively new field of study. Can wood surroundings help to reduce stress? Yes, says the author of a new report, Graham Lowe Ph.D.
Steve Edge of Salvedge gives an overview of the biophilic design principles used at The Spine Building; the new HQ for the Royal College of Physicians in Liverpool.
Work in Mind columnist Ben Channon, who is Head of Wellbeing at Assael Architecture, says colour can have a tangible effect on our productivity.
Inspiration from Michelle Bexelius on how to set up a space that is supportive of your wellbeing and ideas on how to get through this surreal time.
Andrew Waugh, Founder and Director at Waugh Thistleton Architects, talks us through their latest project, which champions biophilic design and puts the environment first.
Since its construction, staff at Venlo City Hall have 2% fewer sick days. Marco Abdallah, from Drees & Sommer, talks us through this pioneering project and the lessons it holds for sustainable construction.
Curtis Gubb, of multi-disciplinary engineering consultancy Cundall, discusses why plants should be part of every building design.
How can heritage buildings affect the wellbeing of occupants? Claire Truman explains.
Joff Sharpe, co-founder of flexible workspace brand Storey and COO of British Land Plc talks with Work in Mind about how workplace design can support productivity.
Hanging foliage, relaxation hubs and dynamic spaces are set to be big in the year ahead.
