Table 3.

Associations between spatial variables and workplace step count per hour.

	Simple Models			Adjusted Models
	B	95% CI	p	B	95% CI	p
Mean distance to office destinations (excl. workstations)
All destinations on floor (metres)	−4.36	−6.80, −1.92	0.001	−4.66	−8.12, −1.12	0.009
All destinations on floor (edges)	−9.77	−16.11, −3.43	0.003	−9.08	−17.81, −0.35	0.042
Nearest destinations (metres)	−7.80	−12.67, −2.93	0.002	−6.45	−11.88, −0.41	0.036
Nearest destinations (edges)	−21.20	−34.05, −8.35	0.001	−17.32	−32.66, −1.97	0.027
Mean distance to workstations on floor
All workstations on floor (metres)	−3.29	−5.74, −0.822	0.009	−3.02	−6.53, 0.501	0.091
All workstations on floor (edges)	−7.42	−13.71, −1.13	0.021	−5.28	−13.94, 3.38	0.229
Visibility of other workstations
Visibility standing	−2.26	−3.33, −1.16	0.001	−2.35	−3.53, −1.18	<0.000
Visibility sitting	−3.47	−11.07, 4.13	0.368	−4.48	−13.25, 4.24	0.314
Workstation ‘closeness centrality’
Closeness (turns)	−62.40	−113.39, −11.39	0.017	−47.31	−102.65, 8.03	0.093
Closeness (angular deviation)	−0.44	−1.02, 0.14	0.132	−0.31	−0.94, 0.32	0.331

Simple models: univariate associations between IV (spatial metric) and DV (workplace step count per hour). Adjusted models: associations between IV, DV adjusted for organisation, participant age, sex, job role, BMI, ethnicity, perceived management discouragement of breaks. Bold typeface indicates significance at p < 0.05.