More than half of the world’s population is now living in cities, with the UN projecting by 2030 a predicted 5 billion of us will live in built-up areas. With isolation and loneliness a common side effect of city life, how do we design spaces to nurture connection?
First corporate occupier in the world to receive a WELL Portfolio Score from The International WELL Building Institute (IWBI).
Kev Wither, Head of Landlord, for workplace design company Peldon Rose answers the big questions on how ready-to-work spaces are the way forward for landlords and how they can create truly aspirational spaces.
The global pandemic has amplified the conversation around designing for wellbeing, and colour is playing an increasingly critical role.
Assael Architecture is seeking your views on the design of your home - something that is ever-so important at this moment in time.
Office annoyances can shave hours off our productivity, impacting profit too. Work in Mind wellbeing columnist Ben Channon, who is Head of Wellbeing at Assael Architecture, explains why flexibility and privacy are essential for success…
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.
Flexible LED lighting from Tamlite that complements natural circadian rhythms and can be adjusted to suit user preferences is part of an ambitious new office space for the UK’s leading electrical wholesaler CEF.
Sustainability expert Walter Lourie argues that we’re in danger of overlooking natural materials, and explains how to recognise real products over replicas.
Ben Channon is Head of Wellbeing at Assael Architecture. In his first monthly column for Work in Mind, he explains why wellbeing-conscious design pays dividends.
