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Shaping the future of sustainable workplace design

New Zealand, Office workspaces

Nov 20, 2024

Design, Sustainability

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Sustainability in the workplace is no longer just a checkbox—it’s an essential commitment for businesses across all industries.

 

 

This shift towards sustainable practices is becoming more prevalent, both in our personal lives and in professional spaces. Today, people want to work for and with businesses that align with their values, particularly when it comes to environmental responsibility. This growing awareness is driving change in workplaces worldwide, especially in the era of hybrid work. As businesses aim to attract staff back to the office, they are finding that sustainability is no longer a “nice to have”—it’s a necessity.

 

According to the Studio DB – Office Occupier Survey (2024), employees are increasingly expecting their workspaces to reflect their sustainability values, with environmental responsibility rated 7.8 out of 10 in importance, and substantial value given to measuring embodied carbon in building materials. While it’s vital for companies to integrate sustainable practices into both their operations and core values, employees also appreciate sustainability efforts within the office environment. Examples include energy-efficient design, thoughtful material selection, rainwater collection systems, and electric vehicle (EV) charging stations—each contributing to a reduced carbon footprint. Incorporating green spaces and outdoor areas further promotes mental health and employee wellness. For companies committed to sustainability, these are valuable initiatives for creating a work environment that people genuinely want to work in.

At Autex Acoustics®, sustainability is embedded in our values and drives our mission to make a lasting, positive impact on the environment—it’s at the heart of everything we do. From sourcing materials to product design and manufacturing, we are committed to driving initiatives that strengthen our environmental stewardship and advance sustainable technology, setting new standards in design and innovation.

 

This is evident in our continual innovation of reusable and recycled materials through circular manufacturing processes. For example, repurposing PET waste to transform waste materials into high-quality acoustic products, reducing environmental impact while supporting a closed-loop system.

 

By integrating sustainable design practices, we help others create spaces that are environmentally friendly and reflective of a brand’s core values. We are proud to lead the way toward a greener, more sustainable future.


New Zealand, Office workspaces

Nov 20, 2024

Design, Sustainability

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