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Journal

Sustainability

ISSN:

2071-1050

Journal article

A new retail interior design education paradigm for a circular economy

The learning and teaching of the interior design needs to be completely rethought to create a sustainable circular design ecosystem. This paper identifies four key sustainable design principles as a foundation for a new education paradigm for a circular interior design ecosystem model.
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Healthier construction: conceptualising transformation of mental health outcomes through an integrated supply chain model

The aim of this paper is to analyse the industrial organisation and the structural and behavioural context of the construction industry and propose a new approach to understanding interactions at multiple levels, in relation to root causes of the mental health problem.
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Analysis of start-up digital mental health platforms for enterprise: opportunities for enhancing communication between managers and employees

The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in employees being exposed to transformational stressors from within and outside their organisations. This study explored communication and service attributes across a sample of five operational leading commercial start-up platforms for mental service delivery to employees.
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Students’ workplace readiness: assessment and skill-building for graduate employability

This study introduces a new approach for the competence development of the socio-technical aspect. The curriculum of the Project Management (PM) course taught in degree programs concentrates largely on imparting technical knowledge. Current research seeks to direct the attention of the PM curriculum towards Personal Competencies as well. PM studies not only require a project...

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Sustainability through resilient collaborative housing networks: a case study of an Australian pop-up shelter

To address affordable housing challenges, the sector has turned to traditional government-led interventions meant to influence supply and demand. The authors argue that alongside these traditional approaches, there is a need for multi-stakeholder collaboration in resilient networks that create novel niche solutions, one being pop-up shelters or dwellings established in vacant structures.

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