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Highest Scores: The Tower Companies, Clarion Partners, AvalonBay Communities, Anthem Inc., U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Menkes Developments Ltd, Cushman & Wakefield, QuadReal Property Group, Vornado Realty Trust, FOX Architects, Bupa, HDR Inc.

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Highest Scores: The Tower Companies, Clarion Partners, AvalonBay Communities, Anthem Inc., U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Menkes Developments Ltd, Cushman & Wakefield, QuadReal Property Group, Vornado Realty Trust, FOX Architects, Bupa, HDR Inc.

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How I chose my question:
Stress can be found in all aspects of the social determinants of health. I further narrowed the social determinants by choosing the "Neighborhood & Built Environment" and the "Social & Community Context" because it can focus on the physical (built & community) and social (cultural & organizational) workplace environment.  The social aspects of stress, especially the culture of health and workplace have been studied.  However, the physical/tangible environment of work, I am not as aware of how it correlates to stress.
Question I seek to answer:
How does the built environment and the tangible physical resources in the workplace provide opportunities and decrease obstacles to better stress management reduction?
Purpose of investigation:
Identifying positive and negative triggers of stress resulting from the built and physical resources at the workplace
Objective of investigation:
1) Create a survey to assess the employees' perceived level of stress encountered from the built environment or physical resources at the workplace.
2) Restructuring the built environment can be expensive, what interventions and health behaviors can be implemented to enhance better stress management?
Benefits/Impacts:
-Providing alternative strategies to cope with the stress of the built environment.
-Understanding possible improvements to the built environment.

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Biophilia Principles Applied to Healthcare Design

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1) What type of evaluation can I create to assess the perceived stress of employees to workplace built environment?
2) How does this relate to the Environmental Dimension of wellness?

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Pathways from built environment to health_A conceptual framework linking behavior and exposure based impacts

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A Review of Psychological Literature on the Health and Wellbeing Benefits of Biophilic Design

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Effects of biophilic interventions in office on stress reaction and cognitive function

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Fitwel is a new building certification to support healthier workplace environments and improve occupant health and productivity. Healthy Buildings provides comprehensive support to building owners, developers, architects, property managers, and general contractors in their pursuit of fitwel certification. Whether we are working with a design team to incorporate innovative health and wellness initiatives, or providing operational efficiency recommendations to a building facilities team, our Sustainability Team employs an integrated, multi-disciplinary approach that is focused on cost-effectiveness, reliability, and the triple bottom line.

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Fitwel Certification Fitwel is a new building certification to support healthier workplace environments and improve occupant health and productivity. Healthy Buildings provides comprehensive support to building owners, developers, architects, property managers, and general contractors in their pursuit of fitwel certification.

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The healthy building index tool evaluates the following themes:
-Thermal comfort
-Indoor air quality
-Light
-Acoustics
-Facilities (ergonomics, health promotions and cleanliness)

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Wood and Human Stress in the built indoor environment

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International Well Building Institute Website

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International Well Building Institute Website

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WELL Certified | International WELL Building Institute | IWBI

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International Well Building Institute Guidebook

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International Well Building Institute Guidebook

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Effects of the Physical Work Environment on Physiological Measures of Stress

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What is Kaplan's Attention Restoration Theory (ART)? Benefits + Criticisms

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Stephen & Rachel Kaplan's Attention Restoration Theory proposes that exposure to nature can improve our focus & ability to concentrate.

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This may help with some brainstorming. Not that you would make the environment deaf centered.

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More food for thought.

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The effects of the physical environment on job performance

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The effects of the physical environment on job performance

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The effects of the physical environment on job performance_Towards a theoretical model of workplace stress

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The effects of the physical environment on job performance_Towards a theoretical model of workplace stress

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The role of nature in coping with psycho-physiological stress

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The role of nature in coping with psycho-physiological stress

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The EID scale is a validated, 28-item questionnaire that measures self-identification with the natural environment and natural causes

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Other Self-Report Measures Relevant to Mental Health

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Other Self-Report Measures Relevant to Mental Health

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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0360132319301982