With homeworking increasing in prevalence, the traditional values of the workplace are being challenged. Landlords are tasked with demonstrating that workplaces offer a differentiated working environment, whilst also helping to protect occupiers from invisible threats.
EVORA’s In-House Air Quality Project
with live updates
As an industry, we are doing remarkably little air quality monitoring to facilitate health and productivity, yet good indoor air quality provides so many benefits to occupier health and wellbeing.
At EVORA we have launched our own pilot project using Awair sensors to collect real-time air quality data across 3 locations. Each sensor will track 5 key air quality factors that can impact health, productivity and comfort.
Healthier living begins with the right insight
By gathering the data from the sensors, we will be able to form a better understanding of how each environment is performing.
This key information will then be used to support the necessary changes to improve each working environment.
Plant a Sensor
Standing firmly behind the principle that you cannot improve what you cannot measure, EVORA proudly works in partnership with the World Green Building Council to support the Plant a Sensor Programme; a global air quality monitoring campaign aiming to raise awareness, enable vital research and improve the health & wellbeing of occupiers, residents and communities.
The Plant a Sensor campaign is a great starting point for beginning conversations with occupiers on health & wellbeing, whilst exemplifying your stance on social value. To reduce the detrimental impacts of air pollution on human health and the environment, both inside and outside of buildings, we need to be equipped with accurate and high-quality data sets through monitoring air quality.
