Reap What You Sow: Making a Business Case for Biophilia

Join us for an insightful evening exploring how incorporating nature into workspaces can enhance not only employee wellbeing but also deliver tangible financial benefits to businesses. This event will bring together leading experts to discuss the scientific, practical, and real-world impacts of biophilia on workplaces.

Hosted at the stunning Material Source Studio in Glasgow, this seminar and panel discussion will feature research findings from the Reap What You Sow study, showcasing the financial and wellness benefits of biophilic design, particularly in the context of the workplace.

Speakers:

• Professor Derek Clements-Croome - Founder and Editor of the Intelligent Buildings International Journal, and Editor of the recently published book Intelligent Buildings and Infrastructure with Sustainable and Social Values
• Joyce Chan, Schoof - Head of Programme Requirements for UK Parliament
• + More speakers to be announced...

Who Should Attend: This event is free to attend and open to architects, interior designers, and professionals in the property sector.

Food & Drinks: Enjoy a selection of soft drinks, hot beverages, and alcoholic refreshments, along with savoury treats and cakes from local charity, Launch Foods.

Register now to secure your place at this exclusive event and discover how biophilic design can transform your projects—both in terms of employee wellbeing and the bottom line.

NB: Please note this event is aimed at architects, interior designers and those in the property sector, and all tickets are monitored upon registration. We will contact you to confirm your place. Thank you for your interest and understanding.

About Benholm Group:

With over 30 years of experience, Benholm Group specialise in designing, installing, and maintaining creative plant displays for commerical spaces across the UK. We offer a range of rental, purchase and maintenance options tailored to fit your space, style, and budget.

Host or Publisher Benholm Group