Healthy Building Assessment Resource
Open access guide
Open access guide
A new version of an ever useful circadian stimulus calculator is available.
The AIA has developed a checklist that can be used to evaluate buildings that might be used as temporary healthcare facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Video links to the 2018 and 2019 sessions of the Architecture-For-Health lecture series, hosted by Texas A &M University, are now available.
Micromobility services, providing dockless bikes and electric scooters, for instance, abound in cities.
The Fitwel team is making a bibliography of studies that support their program available free of charge at https://fitwel.org/resources .
The US Department of Veterans Affairs reports that it has linked architectural/interior design consistent with the recommendations embedded in its Mental Health Environment of Care Checklist to fewer suicides by inpatients in its mental health units.
A new book probes links between design anthropology and future experiences.
A new tool supports the development of design solutions that are good for both people and the planet.
A new way to measure noise