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Productivity and building design

Productivity and building design

It’s important to get to grips with what it is about building design that has an impact on how productive we are and then make some actively informed decisions on how to increase our productivity:

  • Improve indoor lighting;
  • Choose the right work spot;
  • Take breaks outdoors;
  • Redesign your interiors.

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