Indoor Air & Human Sustainability
Human sustainability should be part of a comprehensive plan. Many characteristics of indoor environments affect our well-being and performance: air quality, lighting, temperature and humidity, occupancy, and noise. Employees in offices with better air quality have enhanced cognitive function and improved cardiovascular and respiratory health.
According to the World Health Organisation, air pollution is the most significant environmental health risk, killing around 7 million people yearly.
In the last several years, scientific evidence has indicated that the air within buildings can be more seriously polluted than the outdoor air in even the largest and most industrialized cities. Other research indicates that people spend approximately 90 percent of their time indoors. Thus, the health risks may be more significant for many people due to exposure to indoor air pollution than outdoors.
3 approaches
- Proactive H₂O₂ Purification
- Passive UV-C Air Purifiers
- Proactive Pathogen Defense Technology (PPDT)
Healthy Air = Thrive Responsibly
For Employees & Visitors
Airborne viruses, bacteria, germs, mildew, and mold, can hitch a ride on your building's central air system and spread throughout the facility. We can develop one or more solutions that are tailor-made to your business and facility requirements. Your employees and visitors will thank you.
A Savvy Return On Investment For Owners
Recruiting and retaining employees and tenants by providing a healthy working environment isn't just the right thing to do; it is good for the bottom line.
A 2021 MIT Center For Real Estate paper says: "We find that healthy building effective rents transact between 4.4 and 7.7% more per square foot than their nearby non-certified and non-registered peers. This premium for healthy spaces is independent of all other factors, such as LEED certification, building age, renovation, lease duration, and submarket. These results indicate that healthy buildings are an asset that correlates with employee or tenant well-being and productivity."
A Canadian survey found that 74 percent of owners believe that new green/healthy buildings are worth more in asset value than new non-green buildings. The median level for that additional value was reported at 7 percent.
Continuous Monitoring with Dashboard Display
