BNIM’s interiors portfolio includes over 20 million square feet of experience with a specific focus on healthy office environments. Most people spend 80-90 percent of their time indoors; so healthy environments are essential to well-being. BNIM has dedicated thousands of hours researching the relationship between workplace design and human health and productivity. Our approach supports the concept that improved productivity has an impact on the bottom line–a tangible long-term economic benefit that results from reduced absenteeism, increased retention and attraction, and a happier, healthier, more productive staff. Access to views and daylight, individual climate control and lighting control are all ways to make individuals more comfortable.