Healthy Work Spaces

Office design should consider sustainability and environmental impact. Incorporating natural ventilation and efficient air quality systems improves employee wellbeing. Additionally, using eco-friendly and recyclable materials, along with integrating green spaces and landscaped terraces, fosters a greater connection with nature. LED and low-energy lighting not only reduces energy costs but also promotes resource efficiency.

Offices with natural ventilation and lighting combined with healthy air conditioning systems. Office with terrace full of plants and views

Incorporate natural ventilation and efficient air quality systems.
Design with eco-friendly and recyclable materials to reduce environmental footprint.
Integrate green spaces or landscaped terraces to promote connection with nature.
Install LED and low-energy lighting systems for greater energy efficiency.
Consult here more about enviromental conditions according to the spatial characteristics and user needs.

Sources

https://accessible-eu-centre.ec.europa.eu/content-corner/digital-library/en-172102021-accessibility-and-usability-built-environment-functional-requirements_en
https://perkinswill.com/project/bench-accounting-office-interiors/

Universal design
Carers
Children
Cognitive abilities
Decolonial perspective
Digital barrier
Environment
Gender perspective
Hearing impairment
Low-education
Low-income
Older people
Other
Physical abilities and features
Visual impairment