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Section 1: Introduction Research and Insights At Ambius, we believe that green environments positively impact well-being, spatial comfort, and workplace perception. This conviction is backed by extensive scientific research. By collaborating with leading universities and research institutes, we combine theoretical insights with practical experience - developing evidence-based biophilic solutions that elevate the overall working environment.
Ambius and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) conducted research evaluating the capacity of living plant systems to absorb airborne volatile organic compounds within indoor environments. These insights provide valuable evidence supporting indoor environmental quality.
Research indicates that working environments integrated with foliage foster higher employee satisfaction, spatial calm, and sustained concentration—positively shaping the employee experience over both short and long timeframes.
Research by Wageningen Environmental Research demonstrates that office plants cultivate a more inviting workspace, contribute to stabilizing relative humidity, and support overall workplace comfort for staff.
Fragrance and foliage in retail concourses exert a subtle yet distinct influence on spatial perception. They enrich venue atmosphere, heighten feelings of comfort and hospitality, and foster a distinguished shopping environment.
Innovative scent systems support healthcare well-being by balancing olfactory perception. This yields a fresher, cleaner, and more welcoming setting for residents, clinical staff, and visitors.
Research by Wageningen University & Research demonstrates that planting in and around schools and educational institutions enhances the indoor climate, concentration levels, and overall well-being of students and staff.
A factsheet by Wageningen Environmental Research highlights how indoor and outdoor planting supports office workplaces by easing mental strain, reducing workplace stress, and boosting employee productivity.
Research by Wageningen University & Research shows that planting around residential properties improves indoor comfort, lowers stress levels, and encourages social interaction and physical activity within the neighbourhood.
Research by Wageningen University & Research reveals that the presence of plants and views of greenery in healthcare settings support patients' mood and physical comfort, contributing to a calmer environment.
Research by Wageningen University & Research shows that strategically placed planting in urban areas assists with rainwater retention, noise reduction, and the improvement of the local climate around buildings.
A study by Wageningen University & Research provides insights into how integrating indoor plants directly contributes to international targets for health, indoor climate control, and reduced energy consumption in buildings.