Naviate BioScore
Naviate BioScore explores how wellbeing-focused insights can become part of early-stage design workflows, helping teams consider human experience alongside sustainability, performance, and spatial design from the very beginning.
Building better spaces for people
Early-stage wellbeing insights for designers. What if designers could understand the potential human impact of design decisions earlier - while ideas are still flexible? Naviate BioScore explores how wellbeing-focused insights can become part of early-stage design workflows, helping teams consider human experience alongside sustainability, performance, and spatial design from the very beginning.
Early-stage design
Wellbeing insights
Designing for people
Today, many sustainability and performance workflows happen after major design decisions have already been made. BioScore explores a different approach, helping designers understand directional wellbeing insights earlier in the concept process, where design flexibility and influence are still at their highest. The goal is not to replace creativity or design thinking. The goal is to support it.
Support creativity and design
Human experience creates business value
- How do you ensure your designs create a better human experience than the competition?
- How do you help clients understand the value and impact of design decisions earlier?
BioScore explores how designers can begin understanding and communicating the human impact of design decisions earlier in the process, helping firms differentiate, create stronger client conversations, and support better project outcomes.
Better human experiences do not just create better spaces. They can also create stronger business outcomes.
Employee wellbeing and experience
Productivity and absenteeism
Tentant demand and occupancy
Asset desirability and long term value
Early previews
Beta access
Feedback sessions
Workflow discussions
Future pilots
It started with a simple question:
How do we help designers better understand the human impact of design decisions earlier in the workflow?
Through Symetri’s Co-Innovation Lab, we began exploring how environmental and wellbeing-focused insights could become more accessible during concept design and spatial exploration.
What followed was:
- customer co-create sessions
- workflow exploration with designers
- concept validation discussions
- early prototype thinking
and ultimately winning Addnode Innovations — helping accelerate BioScore from an exploratory concept into an active MVP and beta initiative.
BioScore continues evolving through ongoing validation, workflow exploration, and MVP development.