Applied achieved an overall score of 114 points. Exceeding the B Corp pass mark score of 80. For context, the average score for ordinary businesses who take the assessment is 50.9, and for B Corps the average score sits at 91. With Applied’s score of 114 significantly above average, it is a truly fantastic achievement. This is a significant first step for Applied. We aim to carry on improving, both operationally and through the projects we deliver. As a B Corporation we will be recertifying every three years, so this is by no means a closed chapter. We are committed to continual change for the better. Our journey continues.

To hear more about this topic, listen to our Re-routing the City podcast episode ‘Navigation and Neuroscience’, which features Tim talking with neuroscientist Kate Jeffery: 🎧bit.ly/spotify-rrtc bit.ly/applepodcasts-rrtc

Applied’s London head office is currently supported by 71% renewable energy sources. We are committed to get this figure to 100%, and aim to achieve this target within the next two years. For more insight into our approach, the positive outcomes of our work, and our future commitments, view the full published Positive Impact Report for 22|23 via the link below: appliedinformation.group/ins…

The DAI’s Transport Pathfinder Innovation Programme at the Royal College of Art is a highly competitive programme that seeks to identify and support the most promising solutions for the challenges faced by an ageing society. Applied’s Inclusive Wayfinding Toolkit is a collaborative project which responds to this through the reimagining of the UK’s cycling, walking and wheeling system. … More to come on this project in the coming months! @DesignAge_ @RCA 📷 by Adam Hollingsworth

One example of this human-centred approach is our wayfinding system for @Princeton University. The physical system and the unique digital app work together in harmony to bring value to the widest audience. Read more about the project via the case studies on our website: appliedinformation.group/pro… appliedinformation.group/pro…

Applied were appointed to design and implement the campus wayfinding system for the Google Bay View campus, which is anchored by three themes: to represent innovation, nature and the community. As part of the process of creating this system, we collaborated with SPMDesign, Lux Art and JAK W, as well as local artists through Google’s own Artist in Residence programme. We also worked alongside project architects Heatherwick Studio and @BIG_Architects.

At Applied, we care about the planet and how we treat people. #BCorp Certification would validate these embedded efforts, providing a recognised mark of excellence. @BCorpUK @BCorporation