AJ Architecture Awards 2026 shortlists Part 4: Higher education, school and health

The Architects’ Journal AJ Architecture Awards 2026 shortlists Part 4: Higher education, school and health The fourth set of finalists to be exclusively revealed for this year’s AJ Architecture Awards are in the Higher Education, School, and Health and Wellbeing categories The post AJ Architecture Awards 2026 shortlists Part 4: Higher education, school and health appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Fran Williams

Rangeford Villages set to deliver 147-unit Hampshire care home

The Bramston Park scheme near Oakley will comprise a mix of apartments and bungalows, alongside a range of wellbeing facilities for residents and family members. The post Rangeford Villages set to deliver 147-unit Hampshire care home appeared first on Property Week.

Storrington wellbeing hub, West Sussex

The Architects’ Journal Storrington wellbeing hub, West Sussex Storrington and Sullington Parish Council is seeking an architect for a new £2 million recreation and wellbeing hub scheme in Storrington [Deadline: 26 August 2026] The post Storrington wellbeing hub, West Sussex appeared first on The Architects’ Journal Merlin Fulcher

Lanes Group and Thames Water report retention gains from wellbeing app

Lanes Group and Thames Water say they have reduced staff attrition and cut recruitment and training costs after introducing a digital employee psychological safety platform. The post Lanes Group and Thames Water report retention gains from wellbeing app appeared first on Construction Management.

Wellbeing: good intentions must turn into meaningful outcomes

In the second in a series from Mates in Mind, Sam Downie, managing director, explores what effective wellbeing support looks like in practice for construction, where businesses often fall short, and how the industry can create lasting change. The post Wellbeing: good intentions must turn into meaningful outcomes appeared first on Construction Management.

City Architecture Forum - 2020 Digital Lecture Series - Charles Horne & Mike Taylor - 100 Liverpool Street 01122020

Charles Horne, Project Director of the Broadgate Campus for British Land and Mike Taylor, Principal of Hopkins Architects explore the conversion of 100 Liverpool St, from a 1980s building into a new benchmark for London offices, with a focus on technology, sustainability and wellbeing

City Architecture Forum - Revealing the City - FutureWork 01032021

Fletcher Priest Architects explore the evolving workplace and how and where we might work in future. While the flexibility and informality of home working was hailed as the future of work at the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic, remote working has emphasised the value of face-to-face interaction and collaboration. Can the traditional office survive shifting work patterns, or will it become an important part of a networked workplace where choice and flexibility are the future?

City Architecture Forum - Revealing the City - The future of offices in the City of London 20042021

Despina Katsikakis, Global Head of Total Workplace at Cushman and Wakefield, Peter Murray London Mayoral Design Advocate and Chair of New London Architecture, and Andrew Reynolds City Architecture Forum Chair and advisor on a number of new City tower projects discuss the future of cities and workspace in the post-COVID world

alinea virtual forum - WELL from an Occupier’s Perspective, 13082020

It’s so much more than just a couple of carefully placed plants! In this forum alinea look at some of the tangible benefits of implementing a Wellbeing strategy with occupier fit-out, with a focus on the WELL Building Standard (v2). alinea consider the business case, cost of implementation, reflect on actual case studies in use, and then move on to some topical Q&A

Architects' Journal - Zaha: An Architectural Legacy

This film takes a look at Zaha Hadid's career and legacy through five stages which signal significant progressions in her work. The film begins with her drawings and paintings while at the Architectural Association, then captures her first built project at Vitra, moving on to the Stirling Prize-winning MAXXI, which secured her place in the architectural canon, and the London Aquatics Centre and finishes with the Maths Gallery at the Science Museum, completed just months after her death.

Dynamic Detox Queen

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