The WELL Health-Safety Seal in Hospitality
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The WELL Health-Safety Seal in Hospitality
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How Could the WELL Health-Safety Seal Help Your Building?
Have you seen the commercial for the WELL Health-Safety seal featuring A-list ambassadors telling their audience to “Look for the seal”?
In late January, the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) began a marketing campaign to create awareness for the WELL Health-Safety Rating for Facility Operations and Management. Assisting buildings and organizations in building consumer confidence, achieving the seal symbolizes a space has prioritized the health and safety of its occupants.
What is the WELL Health-Safety Rating?
The WELL Health-Safety Rating is an evidence-based rating for buildings and facilities, third-party verified by Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI), and is a subset of features from the WELL Building Standard. These features were identified when the IWBI created a task force consisting of hundreds of experts on COVID-19 and other respiratory infections in response to the pandemic. The task force looked at practices for mitigating the spread of not only COVID-19 but infectious diseases more generally.
Architecture and Interior Design Services for Hospitality
Want to learn more about how the WELL Health-Safety Rating could benefit your building? Fill out the form below to get in touch with Ramaker. Our experienced team has a proven record of designing innovative spaces that meet budgetary demands.
MANDY CHRISTOPH, NCIDQ, WELL AP
Interior Designer
Mandy is a certified design professional here at Ramaker, with over 15 years of design experience varying from Hotel + Hospitality work to Commercial + Office Design. Mandy is one of the few WELL AP Certified Interior Design Professionals in Wisconsin. She provides a wide range of services for our clients from general drafting to project coordination, including space planning, graphic layouts for presentations, and building layout and design.
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