Improving Human Health and Wellness

Wellbeing building design supports collective physical health in a variety of ways. At Page, we promise design that makes lives better and that includes creating spaces that support people’s lives holistically across all facets.

A core component of any building design is the team’s attention to optimal indoor air quality and material selection. Our commitment to the industry-wide Materials Matter program underpins our guiding criteria of material transparency and health in our design process.

Design should also catalyze practices that promote wellness. Project siting should facilitate multi-modal transit, public spaces should celebrate stairs in lobbies and workplaces should utilize active design strategies.

Since Americans spend a majority of our time indoors, special attention should be paid to features such as access to nature, thermal comfort and lighting control. All these are proven to encourage occupant mindfulness, focus and satisfaction.

We believe buildings are more important for what they do - for the positive impact they make on individual lives - than what they are. That is why we have a solution-driven project focus that results in life-enhancing buildings and places.