The legal industry is a high-stress profession where stress and burnout are endemic. Architects and interior designers working in the legal space must find ways to create post-pandemic workplaces that are calming and take the importance of employee mental well-being into account while creating spaces for collaboration, productivity and efficiency. One approach to contemporary workplace design applies wellness principles that are expressed through lighting, color and curated art; spacious circulation and amenity spaces; access to natural daylight, fresh air and views; and the prominence of lush indoor plants and beautiful, natural materials.
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