Findings show that height adjustable workstations help workers be more productive, concentrate better, and improve overall health after leaving the office. This study is an important piece of research that grounds our workplace initiatives and contributes to the larger body of research that supports how we make the connection between health and the design of the built environment.

We are thrilled to release our newest publication—the Assembly: Civic Design Guidelines. This groundbreaking playbook demonstrates that well-designed and well-maintained public spaces can be a force for supporting the civic wellbeing of communities.

With input from 200+ studies, 50+ cities, and dozens of expert advisors, the Assembly Guidelines provide evidence-based design and maintenance strategies for creating cities where people trust each other, have confidence in local institutions, and actively work together to address local priorities.

Fitwel is a cost-effective, high-impact certification system that is transforming workplace and residential environments through design and operational stratgies. Fitwel was developed by the U.S. CDC and GSA and is operated by the Center for Active Design. To learn more, visit Fitwel.org.