Places Shaping Wellness
Saluura measures, understands and improves how places support wellness.
Saluura is the evidence-based wellness appraisal and design tool for neighbourhoods, estates, regeneration projects, BID areas, campuses and mixed-use developments. As the wellness economy is projected to reach $10 trillion by 2029 (source: GWI, 2024), we help developers, investors, landowners, local authorities, BIDs and placeshaping professionals create wellness places and value.
Physical
Enabling active, healthy lifestyles.
Mental
Supporting
mental wellbeing.
Social
Enabling social connection.
Community
Inclusive decison-making as the civic foundation.
Environment
Air quality, water, biodiversity
and climate resilience.
Economic
Good jobs and inclusive economy.
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Saluura officially launches on the 24th of September, but you can join the waitlist now and stay up to date.
The whole place.
Not just the building.
Most wellness frameworks focus on individual buildings or a street.
Saluura evaluates the wider ecosystem that shapes wellbeing: streets, public spaces, green infrastructure, transport, community facilities, culture, economic opportunity, environmental quality and the everyday experience of place.
By combining an assessment of the place itself with an 800-metre walkable catchment, Saluura captures the services, infrastructure, and amenities that enable healthy lifestyles.
The result is a holistic understanding of the performance of places and a clear route to creating places that shape wellness.
Saluura delivers
A quantified wellness baseline
For your place and its 800 metre walkable surrounding area.
Future potential scores
Showing achievable wellness uplift.
Community
co-design
And lived-experience scoring.
Place-specific recommendations
And practical action plans.
Decision-ready evidence
For planning, ESG, social value and investment.
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The wellness economy is projected to reach $10 trillion by 2029 (source: GWI 2024).
70% of property leaders say occupant health and wellbeing will rise in importance over the next 3–5 years. (Source: PwC)
By combining assessment of the place itself and an 800-metre walkable catchment, Saluura captures the services, destinations and amenities that people actually use in their daily lives.
The result is a more complete understanding of wellness performance and a clear route to improvement.
