Wellness room

The items listed below are integrated into the architecture of the space. This information complements additional details listed on both the Workplace technology and Furniture and fixtures tabs.

• Refer to the Color and finishes page for additional information.

• All walls to go to deck with sound attenuation, acoustical ceiling tile ceilings with a minimum sound absorption of .75 and carpet flooring. 
• Consider including acoustical wall panels and a white noise system.
• Consider acoustics in the placement of these rooms. Buffer them from main circulation with appropriate sound-proofing.

To achieve desired lighting lux levels and color temperature, please follow these guidelines: 

• 500 minimum lux levels

• 3000 – 4000K recommended CCT Values (Color Correlated Temperature).  

NOTE: The illuminance of lamps affects the color appearance and should be taken into consideration when planning CCT Values.

• Provide in-room lighting control

Branding and signage 

• Select calming color scheme from the secondary color palette
• Consider using calm artwork to reinforce the color scheme
• Include signage about the wellness room function to deter users from “camping out” unnecessarily
   

Other

• In larger locations with more than one of these rooms, use 2 x furniture settings (couch and chair)
• Room to have no glass, located off window walls (preferable in core)
• Include a door lock that indicates if room is occupied
• 1 x Intercom (to be provided by S+S)

The items listed below are integrated into the furniture. This information complements additional details listed on both the Workplace technology and Design tabs.

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