As our built environments continue to evolve, their impact on wellness has remained an important factor in creating meaningful spatial experiences for people. At the heart of such experiences lies our ability to design environments that…

Interior architecture, whether commercial or private, must accommodate the needs of all users within a space and take considerate care of their well-being. Acoustic criteria is an important factor in creating environments that enable people to live and work at their best.

Designing clerestory zones with unobstructed windows around a space allows the natural light needed into interiors, thereby reducing stress while raising spirits—individually and collectively.

Mental well-being is predominately affected by comfort within a given space and can be impacted by factors like acoustics, glare, and other “distractions.” As designers, we are presented with the opportunity to improve people’s lives, balancing both the qualitative and quantitative to address the essence and impact..