WELL
Led by accredited WELL APs, our team offers comprehensive support to help clients achieve WELL certification with confidence.
Our WELL Professionals
Our in-house WELL Accredited Professionals (WELL APs), Satrio Prakoso and Mirza Annisa, are experienced in integrating health and wellness strategies into building design and operations. They guide projects through the WELL certification process, ensuring that spaces promote occupant well-being and meet the highest performance standards.
A WELL AP is a credentialed professional with expertise in the WELL Building Standard and the principles of human-centered design. They provide guidance to architects, designers, developers, and building managers on incorporating health and wellness features throughout every stage of a project.
The WELL Building Standard
The WELL Building Standard, developed by the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI), is a performance-based certification system that promotes the health and well-being of building occupants. To achieve WELL certification, a project must meet rigorous requirements and performance targets across multiple categories, all grounded in scientific research and informed by experts in health and building science.
WELL v2 is the latest and most advanced version of the standard. Building upon the foundation of WELL v1, it introduces greater flexibility, inclusivity, and rigour. WELL v2 emphasises design and operational strategies that create healthier, more productive, and people-centred environments, helping organisations cultivate a lasting culture of wellness within their buildings and workplaces.
WELL v2 Ten Concepts
Air
Promotes clean indoor air through strategies that reduce pollution sources and enhance ventilation design and maintenance.
Water
Ensures safe and high-quality water by preventing contamination in building systems and improving access to healthy drinking water.
Nourishment
Encourages healthy eating habits through design and operational strategies that provide nutritious food options, supportive environments, and education on nutrition.
Light
Enhances exposure to natural and artificial light, supporting health, productivity, and circadian rhythm regulation through window placement and lighting design.
Movement
Promotes physical activity and reduces sedentary behavior through thoughtful spatial planning, layout, and amenities.
Thermal Comfort
Improves comfort, productivity, and well-being by designing and maintaining optimal temperature, humidity, and airflow conditions.
Sound
Supports mental and physical health by managing noise levels and improving indoor acoustic quality.
Materials
Reduces exposure to harmful substances and encourages the use of safe, sustainable, and healthy materials.
Mind
Encourages cognitive and emotional well-being through design, technology, and policies that support mental health.
Community
Encourages social connection, inclusion, and community engagement through the design and programming of shared spaces.