Feature from Environmental Building News
October 1, 2004

Productivity and Green Buildings

I do most of my focused writing in my home office—where I’m sitting now. I used to think that I liked to work at home because it was free from most distractions, but as I learn more about the relationship between the spaces where we work and our productivity and creativity, I’m becoming convinced that there are many other reasons. The view of filtered sunlight sparkling on dew-covered ferns outside my windows, for example, may be providing a sense of well-being or relaxation that boosts my productivity.
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