90% of all collaborative communication takes place at
people's desks.
Numerous studies show people's performance drops by 66%
upon exposure to distracting noise.
Research shows that workers with office windows sleep an
average 46 minutes more per night.
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Tabletops have shrunk by up to 56% over the years. With the new distancing measures, this decreases the effectiveness of occupancy.
64% of the global workforce feels significant anxiety
about job security due to the coronavirus hazard.
Most short sick leave is related to respiratory diseases
such as colds, flu and hay fever.
Although the possibilities for working virtually are
increasing, 77% of workers believe that the physical
workplace will become more important.
85% of interviewees recognise wellness as a critical issue
for workplaces.
Workers in office landscapes report ill more often (62%)
than people working in traditional office environments.
Seminal research in 2003 identified 15 studies linking
improved ventilation with up to 11% gains in productivity.
85% of young workers believe that work and home life will
become more enmeshed for more people by 2030.
We can learn a lot from hospital and science environments
that have long been designed to deal with a variety of
biological hazards.
Lack of thermal comfort leads to a 5% reduction in
performance
