British Land: A Place We Prefer (GRESB Health and Well-being event, London, April 12)
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British Land: A Place We Prefer (GRESB Health and Well-being event, London, April 12)
- 1. A PLACE WE PREFER Matt Webster 12TH April 2016
- 2. Sustainability strategy We generate cost efficiency and income from future-proofed assets We drive preference by designing and managing spaces that promote wellbeing and productivity We develop skills and opportunities to help local people and businesses grow We build trust by supporting successful, integrated local communities Places People Prefer Investors & joint venture partners Occupiers & the people who work, shop & live in our buildings Local authorities & suppliers Local people & businesses
- 3. Creating a place we prefer • Places People Prefer • Our people • Culture • Productivity • Talent • Our Values • Leadership • Showcase
- 9. Design brief - Who we are - What we do - Welcoming and engaging - Inspiring and creative
- 10. Our new place…
- 17. Our people said… 69% 50% 71% 55% 83% 67% 56% 64% 99% 99% 97% 95% 94% 88% 88% 82% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Enjoyable environment to work in Positive for corporate image Proud to bring visitors to York House Positive impact on workplace culture Access space with good natural light Enabled to work productively Supports their wellbeing Office space supports physical wellbeing Before refurb After refurb
- 18. Our building said… Factor Pre Rating Post Rating Comments Temperature The temperatures overall were more normal and consistent – fewer spikes in temperature than in the pre refurb results. Pressure The ratings for pressure were normal throughout the pre and post refurb results. Humidity Most readings in pre and post refurb results reported normal humidity levels for occupants. The humidity levels appeared to be a bit more consistent in the post refurb results. VOCs VOCs appeared generally lower and the levels more consistent across the sensors in the post refurb results. There were not the overall higher levels and spikes found in the pre refurb numbers. Lighting Previous lux levels were high, often reaching 2000 or more lux. The post refurb results are better and uniform across the building. There may be the possibility of lowering lighting levels if the numbers are the consequence of good daylight.. Noise The ratings from the sensors pre and post refurb showed normal noise levels for an office across the building.
- 19. Our accountants said… • Absenteeism • Medical complaints • Medical costs • Physical complaints • Productivity • Talent retention • Improved health • Reduced stress
- 20. Where next? Understanding the Landlord role - Fit out guide & Office design guide - Occupier collaboration - Measurement framework - Low cost interventions - Wellbeing dashboard - WELL certification - Sustainability Action Plans – wellbeing focus - Challenge: Wellbeing target for 2020 - Public realm and Wellbeing principles
- 21. Built environment: foundation for wellbeing