David Morley: Social value is tangible – and measurable

David Morley

The practice founder says linking indoor and outdoor spaces with nature improves crime rates, health and social cohesion

When we sign up to be architects we commit ourselves to considering the wider impact of our work on society – that’s what makes our profession so rewarding.

The majority of David Morley Architects projects are in healthcare, education, sport and regeneration – all fields where the social value is tangible and can be measured by monitoring increased participation, reduced crime rates, wellness, environmental impact and social cohesion.

Invariably it’s about linking indoor and outdoor spaces with nature, working in collaboration as leaders in a team with shared values.

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