Living well-being as a new and crucial driver of value

Caring about performance levels and environmental impact, limiting emissions and choosing the best performing materials are all key elements in rethinking next-generation buildings. But design is more than this. What we have realised over the years is that in order to have a positive impact on the environment, we must start with people and ensure they are comfortable within the built environment. Their well-being is reflected in a value that is primarily psychological and physiological, but also economic. In this holistic approach that takes into account how they are designed and built, but also precisely the sense of well-being they convey, buildings are required to improve the quality of life of the people who live, work, and play within them.