Humans experience a space through each of their five senses. Take, for example, a visit to the beach. If you were to recollect that memory, you would not just think about the visuals but also about the feeling of sand and breeze against your skin,
Sarah often finds herself battling dehydration, fatigue, and a persistent lack of focus at work. Amidst the hum of fluorescent lights and the constant clicking of keyboards, there exists her silent struggles. Each day blends into the next, her productivity waning, and her overall wellbeing
Have you ever found yourself bundled up in multiple layers just to survive the frigid air conditioning at the office? It’s a common scenario, and in the pursuit of the perfect indoor climate, someone often ends up sacrificing their comfort. Undoubtedly, there are no ‘one-size-fits-all’
“Is my workspace healthy, safe, and engaging?” This is the question today’s working population is asking themselves. Prolonged remote working due to the COVID-19 pandemic has brought a shift in employee needs. While working from home, the workforce felt isolated, misunderstood, and disconnected from their
It isn’t just the need of the hour. It is what the future demands. And it most definitely isn’t a temporary fad. It is time-tested and future-proof. Wellness is much more than a practice. It will have to be a culture. For most people, the
People spend one-third of their waking time in their workplaces, which is why office environments play a major role in employees’ lives as well as health. A workplace can contribute to a person’s physical and mental well-being in several ways. Work-culture, job role, office settings,