The Workplace of the Future
As a family-owned business with over 50 years of expertise in water filtration, BRITA embraces a long-term, generational approach with a vision for shaping tomorrow’s workspaces. Imagine a workplace where nap pods recharge energy, outdoor conference spaces inspire creativity and treadmill desks keep the body in motion—all complemented by dedicated hydration stations that boost well-being.
GALLERY
While the pandemic brought home offices to the forefront, the communal workspace remains essential for the modern workforce. It’s evolving in a new, post-pandemic world, with innovation at the heart of the journey.
Just as we recognise the positive health impacts of air filtration, adaptable workstations, biophilia and natural light, hydration stands as a crucial pillar of well-being. Prioritising access to hygienic, high-quality water solutions in the built environment is essential. With the human brain composed of 75 percent water, staying hydrated supports focus, clarity and overall cognitive function—not to mention the social connections sparked by classic “water cooler moments.”
Studies reveal that more than 50 percent of office workers drink less than the recommended two litres of water daily.[i], with over a third reporting that inadequate hydration affects their productivity. In fact, 61 percent of facility managers believe water stations are vital to fostering productivity in the workplace.
Employee Satisfaction in the Workplace of the Future
By 2025, millennials will make up 50 percent of the workforce[ii], redefining workplace expectations and dynamics. Remember when “water cooler conversations” were the informal moments we shared around the office water station? These interactions weren’t just about hydration; they also fostered positive socialisation.
While technology has streamlined communication, it’s also reduced face-to-face interaction. Yet, 88 percent of millennials[iii] report that they thrive in collaborative environments. Gathering around a water station creates a perfect blend of benefits, supporting both hydration and meaningful social connection. In the workplace of the future, these communal spaces do more than quench thirst—they foster connection, promote well-being and create a sense of community.
Advanced Filtration for Commercial Demands
Ensuring a high water quality for end-users, each BRITA Commercial Grade Water Dispenser delivers filtered water that removes key contaminants, making it a reliable solution for high-traffic areas in need of water solutions.
BRITA has expertly crafted the high-capacity range for lasting performance, flow and versatility. From offices and hotels to healthcare settings and public spaces, the new dispensers are built for high-traffic, busy environments with high water demands and are available in flexible installation options to accommodate a wide range of architectural needs.
The new is a commercial-grade water filtration dispenser designed to elevate hydration in the office. Offering a choice of four water types—unchilled still, chilled still, chilled semi-sparkling, and sparkling—Top Pro brings versatility and convenience to any workplace. This advanced dispenser meets diverse hydration preferences, ensuring that everyone can enjoy refreshing, high-quality water, tailored to their taste.
Take workplace hydration to the next level with the . This sleek, German-designed stainless steel filtration system combines style and functionality, featuring a glass touch panel that delivers four water options plus hot water on demand for the perfect cuppa.
Accessibility and Inclusivity
With an accessible control unit thoughtfully positioned for easy reach by wheelchair users, the BRITA Extra C-Tap supports an inclusive and welcoming work environment. This advanced solution blends convenience, versatility and style, meeting diverse needs in the modern workplace.
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[i] Sustainable Brands (2016), ¾ of Millennials Would Take a Pay Cut To Work For a Socially Responsible Company
[ii] PWC (2017), Future Workforce
[iii] What Millennials Want In The Workplace (And Why You Should Start Giving It To Them); https://www.forbes.com/sites/robasghar/2014/01/13/what-millennials-want-in-the-workplace-and-why-you-should-start-giving-it-to-them/#69daa8354c40
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