Healthy buildings are facilities designed or modernized with solutions that support the physical and mental well-being of the people who use them.
Main areas include:
- ventilation air quality,
- appropriate lighting,
- thermal comfort,
- acoustic comfort,
- use of non-toxic materials.
Unhealthy buildings contribute to:
- development of lung and respiratory diseases,
- increasing the risk of developing cancer and cardiovascular diseases,
- deterioration of productivity and general well-being,
- in extreme cases, premature death.
