Wellbeing in Buildings TG 10/2025 - Revision history

Editor at 08:55, 29 September 2025

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−	Published in January 2025, [https://www.bsria.com/uk/product/rqJkjn/wellbeing_in_buildings_tg_102025_a15d25e1/ Wellbeing in Buildings (TG 10/2025)] looks at the growing importance of wellbeing in the built environment, including information on building assessment schemes. It supersedes TG 10/2016.	+	Published in January 2025, [https://www.bsria.com/uk/product/rqJkjn/wellbeing_in_buildings_tg_102025_a15d25e1/ Wellbeing in Buildings (TG 10/2025)] looks at the growing importance of wellbeing in the built environment, including information on building assessment schemes. It supersedes TG 10/2016 and is now free to download with [https://www.bsria.com/uk/product/rqJkjn/wellbeing_in_buildings_tg_102025_a15d25e1/ registration here.]

	The built environment plays a significant role in health and wellbeing. Physical characteristics of the built environment such as functional design, air quality, thermal comfort, lighting, adaptability, future-proofing, access to green spaces and facilities all contribute to building users’ health and wellbeing.		The built environment plays a significant role in health and wellbeing. Physical characteristics of the built environment such as functional design, air quality, thermal comfort, lighting, adaptability, future-proofing, access to green spaces and facilities all contribute to building users’ health and wellbeing.
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	The guide discusses how wellbeing has featured more prominently in building assessment schemes including BREEAM before becoming central to the WELL and Fitwel schemes. The multiple assessment elements for wellbeing in these schemes are outlined, demonstrating their broad and equitable approach to optimising buildings for wellbeing.		The guide discusses how wellbeing has featured more prominently in building assessment schemes including BREEAM before becoming central to the WELL and Fitwel schemes. The multiple assessment elements for wellbeing in these schemes are outlined, demonstrating their broad and equitable approach to optimising buildings for wellbeing.

−	[https://www.bsria.com/uk/product/rqJkjn/wellbeing_in_buildings_tg_102025_a15d25e1/ See a sample or download the full guide here].	+	[https://www.bsria.com/uk/product/rqJkjn/wellbeing_in_buildings_tg_102025_a15d25e1/ See a sample or download the full guide for free here].

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	* Changing attitudes towards the mental wellbeing of early career Architectural Technology professionals.		* Changing attitudes towards the mental wellbeing of early career Architectural Technology professionals.
	* Construction leadership for mental health.		* Construction leadership for mental health.
−	* Maggie's Cancer Centre, Manchester.
	* Measuring the wellbeing benefits of interior materials.		* Measuring the wellbeing benefits of interior materials.
	* Mental health and wellbeing.		* Mental health and wellbeing.
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	* WELL and BREEAM align.		* WELL and BREEAM align.
	* WELL Building Standard.		* WELL Building Standard.
		+	* Workplace wellbeing in the heritage sector.
	* What we know about wellbeing.		* What we know about wellbeing.

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Designing Buildings at 07:00, 7 February 2025

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−	~~This topic guide~~ looks at the growing importance of wellbeing in the built environment, including information on building assessment schemes. It supersedes ~~[https://www.bsria.com/uk/product/eraxLB/wellbeing_tg_102016_a15d25e1/~~ TG 10/2016.]	+	Published in January 2025, [https://www.bsria.com/uk/product/rqJkjn/wellbeing_in_buildings_tg_102025_a15d25e1/ Wellbeing in Buildings (TG 10/2025)] looks at the growing importance of wellbeing in the built environment, including information on building assessment schemes. It supersedes TG 10/2016.
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−	~~[https://www.bsria.com/doc/BLjGbn/ Follow this link to download a sample preview]~~	+

	The built environment plays a significant role in health and wellbeing. Physical characteristics of the built environment such as functional design, air quality, thermal comfort, lighting, adaptability, future-proofing, access to green spaces and facilities all contribute to building users’ health and wellbeing.		The built environment plays a significant role in health and wellbeing. Physical characteristics of the built environment such as functional design, air quality, thermal comfort, lighting, adaptability, future-proofing, access to green spaces and facilities all contribute to building users’ health and wellbeing.

−	This topic guide considers what wellbeing means, how this has changed over time and what people need for their wellbeing. It looks at how growing recognition of the built environment’s influence on wellbeing has positively influenced approaches to health, mental health and overall wellbeing across the industry.	+	This topic guide, written by Sorcha Redmond, considers what wellbeing means, how this has changed over time and what people need for their wellbeing. It looks at how growing recognition of the built environment’s influence on wellbeing has positively influenced approaches to health, mental health and overall wellbeing across the industry.

	The guide discusses how wellbeing has featured more prominently in building assessment schemes including BREEAM before becoming central to the WELL and Fitwel schemes. The multiple assessment elements for wellbeing in these schemes are outlined, demonstrating their broad and equitable approach to optimising buildings for wellbeing.		The guide discusses how wellbeing has featured more prominently in building assessment schemes including BREEAM before becoming central to the WELL and Fitwel schemes. The multiple assessment elements for wellbeing in these schemes are outlined, demonstrating their broad and equitable approach to optimising buildings for wellbeing.

−	~~TG 10/2025 supersedes~~ [https://www.bsria.com/uk/product/~~eraxLB~~/~~wellbeing_tg_102016_a15d25e1~~/ ~~TG 10/2016~~.]	+	[https://www.bsria.com/uk/product/rqJkjn/wellbeing_in_buildings_tg_102025_a15d25e1/ See a sample or download the full guide here].

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−	~~This article appears in the BSRIA bookshop as 'Wellbeing in Buildings (TG 10/202)' dated January, 2025~~
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	* All about wellness.		* All about wellness.
−	* Are we doing the right thing? Shaping well-being into the future of our urban communities.
−	* Assessing health and wellbeing in buildings.
−	* Biophilic design.
−	* BRE wellbeing research paper competition.
	* BS ISO 45003 Psychological health and safety at work - managing psychosocial risks.		* BS ISO 45003 Psychological health and safety at work - managing psychosocial risks.
−	* Buildingomics.
	* Building related illness.		* Building related illness.
	* Building services and health risk resilient buildings.		* Building services and health risk resilient buildings.
−	* Building use studies (BUS).
	* Changing attitudes towards the mental wellbeing of early career Architectural Technology professionals.		* Changing attitudes towards the mental wellbeing of early career Architectural Technology professionals.
	* Construction leadership for mental health.		* Construction leadership for mental health.
−	* COVID-19 and mental health within construction firms.
−	* Environment.
−	* Human centric.
−	* Human comfort in buildings.
−	* Indoor air quality.
−	* Indoor environmental quality.
	* Maggie's Cancer Centre, Manchester.		* Maggie's Cancer Centre, Manchester.
	* Measuring the wellbeing benefits of interior materials.		* Measuring the wellbeing benefits of interior materials.
	* Mental health and wellbeing.		* Mental health and wellbeing.
−	* Mental health in the construction industry.
−	* Seasonal affective disorder SAD.
−	* Senior living facilities.
−	* Sick building syndrome.
−	* TG10 2016 At a glance, wellbeing.
−	* The Flourish Model to enhance wellbeing.
−	* The full cost of poor housing.
−	* The real impact of late payment.
−	* Thermal comfort and wellbeing.
−	* Understanding mental health in the built environment.
	* Wellbeing and buildings.		* Wellbeing and buildings.
	* Wellbeing and creativity in workplace design - case studies.		* Wellbeing and creativity in workplace design - case studies.

Editor at 14:59, 4 February 2025

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−	This topic guide looks at the growing importance of wellbeing in the built environment, including information on building assessment schemes. It supersedes TG 10/2016.	+	This topic guide looks at the growing importance of wellbeing in the built environment, including information on building assessment schemes. It supersedes [https://www.bsria.com/uk/product/eraxLB/wellbeing_tg_102016_a15d25e1/ TG 10/2016.]
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		+	[https://www.bsria.com/doc/BLjGbn/ Follow this link to download a sample preview]

	The built environment plays a significant role in health and wellbeing. Physical characteristics of the built environment such as functional design, air quality, thermal comfort, lighting, adaptability, future-proofing, access to green spaces and facilities all contribute to building users’ health and wellbeing.		The built environment plays a significant role in health and wellbeing. Physical characteristics of the built environment such as functional design, air quality, thermal comfort, lighting, adaptability, future-proofing, access to green spaces and facilities all contribute to building users’ health and wellbeing.
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	The guide discusses how wellbeing has featured more prominently in building assessment schemes including BREEAM before becoming central to the WELL and Fitwel schemes. The multiple assessment elements for wellbeing in these schemes are outlined, demonstrating their broad and equitable approach to optimising buildings for wellbeing.		The guide discusses how wellbeing has featured more prominently in building assessment schemes including BREEAM before becoming central to the WELL and Fitwel schemes. The multiple assessment elements for wellbeing in these schemes are outlined, demonstrating their broad and equitable approach to optimising buildings for wellbeing.

−	TG 10/2025 supersedes TG 10/2016.	+	TG 10/2025 supersedes [https://www.bsria.com/uk/product/eraxLB/wellbeing_tg_102016_a15d25e1/ TG 10/2016.]
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		+	This article appears in the BSRIA bookshop as 'Wellbeing in Buildings (TG 10/202)' dated January, 2025
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
		+
		+	* All about wellness.
		+	* Are we doing the right thing? Shaping well-being into the future of our urban communities.
		+	* Assessing health and wellbeing in buildings.
		+	* Biophilic design.
		+	* BRE wellbeing research paper competition.
		+	* BS ISO 45003 Psychological health and safety at work - managing psychosocial risks.
		+	* Buildingomics.
		+	* Building related illness.
		+	* Building services and health risk resilient buildings.
		+	* Building use studies (BUS).
		+	* Changing attitudes towards the mental wellbeing of early career Architectural Technology professionals.
		+	* Construction leadership for mental health.
		+	* COVID-19 and mental health within construction firms.
		+	* Environment.
		+	* Human centric.
		+	* Human comfort in buildings.
		+	* Indoor air quality.
		+	* Indoor environmental quality.
		+	* Maggie's Cancer Centre, Manchester.
		+	* Measuring the wellbeing benefits of interior materials.
		+	* Mental health and wellbeing.
		+	* Mental health in the construction industry.
		+	* Seasonal affective disorder SAD.
		+	* Senior living facilities.
		+	* Sick building syndrome.
		+	* TG10 2016 At a glance, wellbeing.
		+	* The Flourish Model to enhance wellbeing.
		+	* The full cost of poor housing.
		+	* The real impact of late payment.
		+	* Thermal comfort and wellbeing.
		+	* Understanding mental health in the built environment.
		+	* Wellbeing and buildings.
		+	* Wellbeing and creativity in workplace design - case studies.
		+	* Wellbeing considerations for property managers.
		+	* WELL and BREEAM align.
		+	* WELL Building Standard.
		+	* What we know about wellbeing.

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Editor at 14:55, 4 February 2025

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		+	This topic guide looks at the growing importance of wellbeing in the built environment, including information on building assessment schemes. It supersedes TG 10/2016.
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		+	The built environment plays a significant role in health and wellbeing. Physical characteristics of the built environment such as functional design, air quality, thermal comfort, lighting, adaptability, future-proofing, access to green spaces and facilities all contribute to building users’ health and wellbeing.
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		+	This topic guide considers what wellbeing means, how this has changed over time and what people need for their wellbeing. It looks at how growing recognition of the built environment’s influence on wellbeing has positively influenced approaches to health, mental health and overall wellbeing across the industry.
		+
		+	The guide discusses how wellbeing has featured more prominently in building assessment schemes including BREEAM before becoming central to the WELL and Fitwel schemes. The multiple assessment elements for wellbeing in these schemes are outlined, demonstrating their broad and equitable approach to optimising buildings for wellbeing.
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		+	TG 10/2025 supersedes TG 10/2016.
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