
UK attitudes to returning to work
LinkedIn's latest Workforce Confidence Index (WCI) has revealed that just under a quarter (24%) of UK workers will willingly return to work as soon as they are allowed to do ...
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Coronavirus looks set to have a lasting impact on office use, new figures from the Institute of Directors reveal.
In a survey of close to a thousand company directors conducted last month, nearly three quarters (74%) said they would be keeping increased home-working after coronavirus. Furthermore, more than half ...
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Build with wood
The Government has set ambitious plans to reach net zero in the UK by 2050. It’s clear that there is aspiration across the industry to meet these goals. Sustainable design ...
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With working from home on the rise, PassivPod is the perfect garden office
According to a study by Virgin Media, the number of people working from home in the UK is set to reach 15.6 million by 2022. That's a lot of laptops ...
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Reversing the damage: why ecotourism is the next big thing
According to Deloitte, gross global travel industry bookings reached $1.6 trillion in 2017, making it one of the largest and fastest growing sectors in the world. Indeed, if we factor ...
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What is biophilic design? And where’s the evidence?
At PassivPod, we talk a lot about biophilic design and its benefits. But what exactly is biophilic design? And where's all the evidence that it actually makes a difference? We ...
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Built to Learn: the case for biophilic design in classrooms
There are many different variables that affect one's ability to learn. Koru Architects' new report breaks down how design affects learning outcomes, and how we can increase cognition through design ...
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13 reasons sustainable timber is the best construction material by Koru Architects
Timber has been a popular building material since time immemorial, but with recent shock and concern over global deforestation - 13 million hectares lost per year! - many people are ...
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