Insights
Metrics to measure: the value of wellness design
Our clients’ main reason for wellness design is to provide the best workplace possible for employees, ensuring staff well-being, productivity and continued good health. But what is the measurement of success?
The workplace is always evolving. Design is a transformational response.
Recent authors
Christine Bruckner
Ph.D., FAIA, HKIA, R.A., HKIUD, LEED AP, BEAM Professional, BREEAM AP, RESET AP Fellow, WELL AP Faculty, Fitwel Ambassador, Past President of AIA International Region
Director
Alex Kendrick
Associate, Global Marketing Communications
Frances Gain
Associate, Strategy
Jessica Liu
Associate Director, Healthcare Design Lead
Christine Bruckner
Metrics to measure: the value of wellness design
Our clients’ main reason for wellness design is to provide the best workplace possible for employees, ensuring staff well-being, productivity and continued good health. But what is the measurement of success?
Alex Kendrick
Our creative process for the London studio
Let graphics be a persuasion tool, an opportunity for engagement and vehicle for communication.
Frances Gain
The office is evolving
We’ve all heard the rumours, open plan is in and offices are out. Maybe.
Jessica Liu
Patient-centred design
What does it mean for today’s healthcare reform in China?
The social workplace
Steve Gale envisions your next office in 2030.
Su-San Tan
Co-working; making the right choices
Once disruptive, co-working spaces are now ubiquitous. Whether you are an entrepreneur, a developer, or a corporate looking to capture the spirit in-house, where you choose to go or the model you adopt is crucial for your success, says Su-San Tan.
Steve Gale
Noise; naughty or nice?
People want noise to be like red wine, a good thing in moderation.
Steve Gale
Ideas about wellbeing, 45 years ago
We dug out an old magazine with ideas about wellbeing from 45 years ago - this is what it had to say about the state of design
