One key trend has been a shift towards sustainable practices in the office. For business leaders, so called ‘green’ offices are not just important in terms of tackling climate change, but also attracting younger working professionals. Industry learders are using #biophilicdesign to ramp up the productivity of employees. Recent studies suggest that by 2020, millennials will make up half of an organization’s workforce; a stat that holds incredible power & pressure for companies seeking to employ the very best candidates of this generation. You ask how do we attract the best? Experts at True Vines, Inc. are here to position your organization as bold and colorful, sleek and stylish, or minimalist and industrial, to make sure your office has the right feel and flow. It’s no secret that "Going Green" has been put at the top of the agenda for offices up and down the country.
Bring Nature Indoors
A recent study done at Harvard found that #design not only plays a huge role in our professional life, but can also have an impact on our well-being when getting home as well.
The researchers examined 10 high-performing buildings across 5 U.S. cities studying the relationship between the conditions inside the building & both the productivity & well-being of the occupants.
It emerged that when we work in green-certified offices, we get a 26% boost in cognition, and 30% fewer sickness related absences. What's more, respondents also reported a 6% rise in their sleep quality.
So, it’s well worth bringing nature indoors in the form of leafy pot-plants, and incorporating design elements that focus on bright spaces with lots of natural light. For millennials, #biophilic inspired areas hold a big appeal, now we're tapping into the style-conscious personality of this generation!
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