ADVISORY ARCHIVE - 2019

WELL concept advisories

WELL concept advisors have expertise in one or more of the ten WELL concepts, and provide input on solutions to health and wellness concerns, best practices for localization, case studies to fill research gaps, and innovative topic areas.

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Executive summary

In 2019, WELL concept advisors played a critical role in evolving WELL and shaping the industry through a vast web of expanded engagement, communications and publications. Over 110 individuals in 16 countries and 8 states participated in the inaugural advisories. Collectively, these advisors shared their input over the course of 60+ working group calls, contributed to the development of three beta features - S06ß Impact Noise Management, C17ß Housing Equity, W09ß On-Site Non-Potable Water Reuse - and influenced over 50 WELL updates by means of FAQs, glossary changes, alternative adherence paths, equivalencies and addenda changes. Additionally, advisors provided feedback on linkages between WELL v2 and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, helping to demonstrate the integration of WELL into the global sustainability movement.

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5,670 WELL APs 4,498 WELL AP exam registrants

10,168 people from 84 countries

278 WELL certified projects 3,750 WELL registered projects

4,028 projects with 507 MILLION SQ FT in 58 countries

The International WELL Building Institute™ (IWBI™) is a public benefit corporation whose mission is to improve human health and well-being in buildings and communities across the world through its WELL Building Standard™ (WELL™). Featured on Fast Company’s 2019 World’s Most Innovative Companies list.