by Jessica Williams | Nov 4, 2023 | Design Matters - WELL
in add toDesign Matters – Water As a WELL AP Certified designer, I am focused on wellbeing in design. In commercial projects WELL “aims to increase the rate of adequate hydration in building users, reduce health risks due to contaminated water and excessive...
by Jessica Williams | Oct 8, 2023 | Architecture Thoughts, Design Matters - WELL, Home Tips
Gaining weight? Not feeling well? Call your architect! No, really. Design matters and lighting is key! Design with Light Part 1: Circadian Rhythm and Your Health We average 90% of our time in buildings. Designs that consider your well-being actually contribute to you...
by Jessica Williams | Jul 15, 2023 | Design Matters - WELL
As I continue to learn about neuroscience, I am excited about how my role as an architect can contribute to well-being. Movement, one of the WELL concepts is an important feature that connects neuroscience and architecture – and by providing design that incorporates...
by Jessica Williams | May 6, 2023 | Design Matters - WELL
Nourishment: An Investment in your brain and your wellbeing I recently got a great sales pitch from Nikita – a copywriter – who writes about why it’s important to invest in yourself (or business) by having her help write copy for your architectural website. She...
by Jessica Williams | Feb 14, 2023 | Architecture Thoughts, Design Matters - WELL, Home Tips
Optimizing Thermal Comfort: Why Your Preferred Temperature Matters In the realm of architecture, understanding your ideal temperature is crucial. Many are surprised when asked, “What temperature do you run?” Yet, this seemingly personal inquiry...
by Jessica Williams | Jan 30, 2023 | Architecture Thoughts, Design Matters - WELL, Home Tips
Gaining weight? Not feeling well? Call your architect! No, really. Design matters and lighting is key! Design with Light Part 1: Circadian Rhythm and Your Health We average 90% of our time in buildings. Designs that consider your well-being actually contribute to you...
