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A poor outward view costs more per head than the glazing to fix it
Optimised daylight and views came with 37 minutes more sleep and 42 per cent higher cognitive scores, and staff cost runs 100 to 200 times a building's energy cost.
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49 factorsheets carry the studies for and against, each with how firm that evidence is.
- Nature views lower anxiety.
- Nature views probably raise sleep quality.
- Connection with natural systems lowers anxiety.
- Nature views probably lower stress.
- Nature views probably raise restorative behaviour.
- Nature views probably raise positive affect.
- Nature views probably raise calm.
- Nature views probably raise satisfaction.
- Connection with natural systems probably lowers stress.
- Nature views probably raise directed attention.
- The evidence is very uncertain whether nature views affect social interaction.
- Nature views probably raise beauty.
- Nature views probably lower heart rate.
- Connection with natural systems probably raises restorative behaviour.
- Nature views probably lower negative affect.
- Connection with natural systems raises calm.
- Connection with natural systems raises positive affect.
- Nature views probably raise mood.
- Connection with natural systems probably raises mood.
- The evidence is very uncertain whether nature views affect place attachment.
- Nature views probably raise sense of safety.
- Connection with natural systems probably raises satisfaction.
- Nature views probably raise comfort.
- The evidence is very uncertain whether connection with natural systems affects place attachment.
- Connection with natural systems lowers heart rate.
- Connection with natural systems probably raises physical activity.
- Connection with natural systems probably raises social interaction.
- Nature views probably lower blood pressure.
- Nature views probably raise productivity.
- The evidence is very uncertain whether connection with natural systems affects beauty.
- Nature views probably raise fascination.
- Nature views probably lower fatigue.
- Nature views probably raise sustained attention.
- Nature views probably raise working memory.
- Connection with natural systems probably raises directed attention.
- Nature views probably lower cortisol.
- Connection with natural systems lowers negative affect.
- Nature views probably raise visual comfort.
- Nature views raise pleasure.
- Connection with natural systems probably lowers blood pressure.
- Nature views raise cognitive control.
- Connection with natural systems probably lowers fatigue.
- The evidence is very uncertain whether connection with natural systems affects fascination.
- Connection with natural systems lowers cortisol.
- Nature views probably raise creativity.
- The evidence is very uncertain whether nature views affect aggressive behaviour.
- Nature views probably raise physical activity.
- Nature views probably lower medication use.
- Nature views probably lower length of stay.