Terminology & Definitions Wellness Architecture – the practice of architecture that relies on the art and science of designing built environments with socially conscious systems and materials to promote the harmonious balance between physical, emotional, cognitive and spiritual wellbeing while regenerating the natural environment. Human health, wellbeing and comfort are key design considerations that augment a foundation rooted in sustainable and regenerative design practices. Health…
2017 Wellness Architecture & Design Initiative Briefing Paper
2017 Wellness Architecture & Design Initiative Briefing Paper The briefing paper is a snapshot of this industry sector including valuable information on latest trends, challenges and initiative accomplishments. Read full paper HERE.
Embracing Tomorrow, Today Touchless Wellness Guide [Download]
Sustainable Development Goals
In 2017, the United Nations Global Sustainable Index Institute (UNGSII) was established. In cooperation with World Health Organization (WHO), United Nations Sustainable Development Solutions Network(UNSDSN), United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS), United Nations of International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF), and other SDG-related Excellence Partners, UNGSII is supporting 25 leading cities and five indigenous communities selected from across all continents to prove that full SDG implementation…
How To Set the Standard for Sleep Wellness: The Ultimate Guide for Optimizing Restorative Sleep in Hotels
How To Set the Standard for Sleep Wellness: The Ultimate Guide for Optimizing Restorative Sleep in Hotels The hospitality industry is known for creating memorable experiences for guests whether they are staying in a hotel for work, vacation, or simply enjoying a sweet escape. But more than ever, guests have shown an increased desire to prioritize sleep wellness when traveling. According to Hilton’s 2024 Trends…
Navigating Sleep Supplements
Navigating Sleep Supplements According to nationally representative data, approximately 1 in 3 Americans are falling short of the recommended 7 to 9 hours of sleep,1 and in a recent study led by Dr. Rebecca Robbins (funded by the Bryte Foundation), approximately 2 in 3 Americans report not getting the restorative sleep they should, ultimately affecting their mental, emotional, and physical health. The benefits of healthy,…