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A seven-step plan for putting the wow factor back into the workplace
The pandemic has given a stark illustration of how the built environment affects our health, but also shows the potential for change
Data is the most powerful weapon we have against future crises
Flexibility is now the most valuable component of healthcare buildings
Examining why we weren’t ready can help us equip for future disasters of any kind
Healthcare facilities must not only be safe, but be perceived as safe
The pandemic poses new challenges and some very big questions
COVID-19 has provided a new lens through which to view how healthcare is delivered, and what it is possible to achieve. How can we seize this once-in-a-generation opportunity?
A better workplace can be the catalyst for a better normal
Covid-19 has raised profound questions for the design community, and we don’t yet have all the answers
How we can optimize the environment to give employees the normalcy they are seeking, while implementing new policies and procedures?
The fusion of building tech, smartphones and wearables could make the post-pandemic workplace not just possible, but much, much better
Digital technologies can enable healthier, safer, more efficient buildings – and leverage assets that owners may not realize they have
Designing for wellbeing supports infection control now, but also resilience to future epidemics, writes building wellness specialist Meike Borchers
Business models will have to adapt, but flexible space will be more valued than ever
Vertical transportation is what makes multi-storey buildings possible. So what happens when enclosed spaces, push buttons and efficiency become the problem rather than the solution?
Organizations have had to do without the office during lockdown. Will they ever go back?
The health and safety landscape has changed completely for businesses, writes safety specialist Doug Crann
Strategies that will improve resilience in offices, and those that won’t
Safety and reassurance will be paramount when we eventually return to work
It could make it into the place we’ve always wanted it to be