I am curious and enjoy exercises that use creativity to significantly evolve places, products or services that have a historically outdated approach. This is especially true when this approach also brings benefits in terms of improved quality of life.
From providing shade in warm climates to improving air quality and helping workers feel closer to nature, there are many good reasons to go green in the office.
Second Home, a London-based company, recently opened a co-working space in Los Angeles with a particularly innovative interior design.
Introducing natural green elements, especially in built-up urban areas, has many benefits, not only for the people who work in the building, but also for the environment.
They highlight a selection of projects from around the world where plants play a central role in creating spaces where people want to work.
Some key project drivers include 112 different plant species to promote biodiversity, roofs with the lowest carbon footprint of any building material, and trading the corporate world for a colorful one.
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