Binw

as far back as 1994, research indicated that 60% of employees rated their work environments as "dis-satisfactory." this included desks, chairs, lighting, windows and even walls. feeling as if they had no personal control over their work space was cited as issue number one. *studies have consistently shown that the healthcare facility's environment in which a patient receives treatment, factors into both the speed and sustainability of their healing. the impact on caregivers is no less important. *as professional educators move to models of cooperative learning, they too find spaces lacking vital elements for student and educator success. beyond moving a few desk or chairs, labs and classrooms often find group learning to be hindered due to simple inflexibility. (and let's not talk about student wear-and-tear...) binw has been delivering "spaces that inspire" for 30 years. we meld knowledge, flexibility and value to deliver best in class healthcare environments, improved business effici