Evidence

At TOGETHER Architecture, we work with an evidence-based approach to architecture and design. We continuously update our knowledge within behavioral architecture and workplace design to create solutions that support people's well-being, behavior and needs in their physical surroundings. This means that we design ergonomic, flexible and sustainable spaces – both for office design, meeting rooms and common areas in companies and in residential communities.

We study how people interact with their surroundings and what factors influence behavior, concentration, collaboration, and productivity. Through data collection, research, and practical experience, we create environments that promote both job satisfaction and community – for the benefit of the individual employee and the overall efficiency of the company.

Below we have gathered insights from our own projects and supplemented them with articles, reports and research on sustainable architecture, office design and workplace well-being. In this way, we develop solutions that are not only aesthetically pleasing, but also support mental well-being, workflow and green transition in architecture.

We know that knowledge, research and data are the key to creating the best physical environment for both work and community.

Own data and empirical data

The hybrid working life

The hybrid working life takes up more and more space in the debate about the working life of the future.

The Heart Association and Stine Mcbean

Stine, Senior HR Development Consultant for the Danish Heart Association, has played a crucial role in driving the transformation of the physical work environment.

4-day workweek with Pernille Garde Abildgaard

We had the pleasure of speaking with Pernille, who is an author, speaker and advisor to companies and organizations in the implementation of a four-day workweek.

Can you change your habits?

In the article 'To Change a Habit, Get Extreme. Progressively', Nir Eyal provides a good method for how to break bad, old habits and build new, good habits.

Chance meetings increase the power of innovation

The most creative idea does not necessarily arise at your desk – but rather in a casual conversation with an acquaintance, colleague or stranger.

Reports

Empire AI

Empire AI's publication on the collection of occupancy data highlights a mismatch between the size of meeting rooms and the number of meeting participants.

Capital Region

The Capital Region of Denmark's report Healing Architecture with recommendations for the healthcare construction of the future.

Ballisage

The 2024 candidate analysis from the consulting company Ballisagers with the latest knowledge about the working lives of Danes.

Citizenship.dk

Medborgerskab.dk Come together - because being human is a team sport.

BFA

Industry associations for the working environment (BFA) and the Danish Working Environment Council joint knowledge report on hybrid working forms and the psychosocial working environment.

Realdania

Realdania's inspiration presentation from 2024, Places we meet, with background knowledge and inspiration for developing age-inclusive meeting places.

Realdania's evaluation report of the senior living community Balancen

See the evaluation of how our common room design supports different types of communities.

The Tryg Foundation

Trygfonden's study of living conditions and social exclusion in Denmark in 2017 and 2022.

Universal DesignHub

The Bevica Foundation's knowledge database on universal design, which, together with evidence-based design, is an essential part of Behavioral Architecture.

Articles and websites

Reduction Roadmap

Reduction Roadmap.

Evaluation report from Carlberg and Realdania

Evaluation report on the importance of the physical environment for well-being and community for vulnerable young people at the UKHome dormitory in Aarhus.

DGNB Heart

- an addition to the DGNB certifications that takes into account the building's impact on health and well-being.
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