Understanding how the built environment impacts on peoples’ experience and wellbeing is an important part of design.

In the autumn of 2020, The Green Register held a series of training sessions on the RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge which included examining the RIBA’s healthy building metrics.

This session proved extremely popular, with delegates requesting more in depth training information. We have teamed up with our speaker Ruth Hynes, senior design researcher at Atkins to present a specific training session on human centred design.

This event will explain:

– The RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge metrics for health and wellbeing
– The key features listed in the RIBA’s Sustainable Outcomes including social value
– Current Health and Well Being standards such as WELL and Fitwell
– Case Studies where Atkins have successfully employed the Human Centred Design approach

Delegates will be able to explore the information presented in a breakout session and will take away practical solutions to apply to their work and in particular, how to achieve the RIBA 2030 Climate Challenge metrics.