Spark Value #1: Health

by

1. Health

A design principle in projects.

Health promoting  spaces, supporting the health of their users, their organizations, and the environment.

 

A driving force in our culture

We expect you to take good care of your health, and offer a culture that provides space and incentives for life-work balance. And health insurance.

 

Extending into the financial side of things:

Creating a sustainable business that can continue to support its employees, and move towards highly competitive compensation. The side effect: employees whose basic financial needs are taken care off are less stressed, more productive, and enabled to make their own healthy choices.  

 

Back to Overview, or on to:

  1. Health: People (including relationships), Projects, Organization, Community, Planet
  2. Responsibility: Your project is your baby, and we really don’t like micromanaging
  3. Authenticity: It takes courage but is so worth it.
  4. Excellence: Not perfection
  5. Evolution: Failing and Learning

  • Better lives with a smaller footprint.

    We believe that Happy Homes are Healthy Homes in Healthy Communities. While we would love to sell you Happiness in the shape of your dream house, we recognize that true Happiness doesn’t come pre-packaged. In fact, it often seems to require a fair amount of work including that continuous need to find a new balance as life changes.

    As you take a look around, you are surrounded by nature and built places. We made it our goal to support you in your journey by bringing you healthy buildings that serve your varying needs throughout the day and your life, improve the communities we are part of, while minimizing harm to those amazing natural places around us.

  • Featured Projects

  • Spark Thoughts

  • No Widgets

    "Secondary" needs some widgets.

    • Author

    Sophia Sparklin

    Growing up in a family with generations in medical practice, Sophia discovered her passion for architecture during an internship 1996. Since then Sophia received formal and informal education in Germany and the US. At Arizona State University she was honored by the Henry Adams Certificate for graduating on top of her (Master of Architecture) class in 2005.