Putting a greater emphasis on wellbeing in urban design could yield dividends for everybody, says British Land, improving the nation"s mental health and giving the economy a £15.3bn boost by 2050. A study commissioned by the real estate giant and co-authored by a former Treasury economist argues that design for wellbeing on a large scale "could have significant and positive impacts in several ways, including boosting productivity in the workplace, reducing absenteeism and bringing down the NHS and welfare bills.... Read More