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Why office spaces are intrinsic to employee wellbeing

Why office spaces are intrinsic to employee wellbeing

The brainchild of Lord Richard Rodgers and Sir Stuart Lipton, twenty years ago, saw the concept of a workplace that enriched employee’s lives through their environment, community, events and services that improve work life balance emerge.

Those first sparks of workplace wellbeing led to the creation of Chiswick Park, a major office park in West London. Currently, there are 12 buildings spanning 1.7 million square feet of office space located around a two-tiered lake and waterfall.

HR Grapevine spoke to Helen Eyley, Head of Brand at Chiswick Park Enjoy-Work, about the intrinsic relationship between wellbeing and office design and how the park offers both peace and an environment where ideas can thrive…

What is Chiswick Park Enjoy-Work all about and where did the concept originally come from?

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