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Welcome to The Glasshouse Blog, where we cultivate conversations around second chances, well-being, social impact from various members of our Social Enterprise, including our team in prison and recently release. Our blog delves into the benefits of bringing nature indoors, highlighting how plants can transform office spaces, enhance productivity, and contribute to a healthier environment. We also explore the broader impact of environmental and social governance (ESG) initiatives, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and plant-based programs supporting prison rehabilitation.

At The Glasshouse, we believe that by integrating nature into our lives and businesses, we can create spaces that foster growthβ€”not just for plants, but for people and communities. Whether you're passionate about sustainability, interested in biophilic design, or exploring ways to give back to society, you’ll find fresh perspectives and inspiring stories here.

The Benefits of Plants in Offices: Boosting Well-Being and Productivity
Jess Silvester Jess Silvester

The Benefits of Plants in Offices: Boosting Well-Being and Productivity

The Benefits of Plants in Offices: Boosting Well-Being and Productivity

In modern office environments, stress, noise, and lack of natural elements can impact employee well-being and productivity. One simple yet powerful solution is introducing plants into the workplace. Beyond aesthetic value, office plants bring significant health and performance benefits. Here are five key ways plants improve office spaces, backed by research.

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The True Nature of The Glasshouse: Fresh Beginnings
Biophillic Design, Beginnings Jess Silvester Biophillic Design, Beginnings Jess Silvester

The True Nature of The Glasshouse: Fresh Beginnings

The Glasshouse project was born in a prison garden, created by nature lovers wanting to give practical skills and positive support to ex-offenders, so they have a proper second chance at life.  The concept of filling the prison’s disused glasshouses with temperate plants whilst training ex-offenders in horticulture....

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