Tag: healthy buildings

New program advances indoor environmental quality in new building construction projects. 

Leading insurance, real estate, financial services, and sustainability companies have committed to health at scale as Fitwel Champions, Providers, and Partners.

Following in Miami's footsteps, Jersey City is just the second U.S. city to achieve the WELL Health-Safety Rating across a large part of its municipal building portfolio.

At least 45 million buildings in the U.S. have unhealthy levels of mold, including offices, schools, hospitals, and homes.

The program offers tools to help building management professionals improve indoor air quality for tenants and guests.

Provider of integrated facility services and solutions, ABM has joined the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI), administrator of the WELL Building Standard.

Created in partnership with the U.S. CDC and operated by the Center for Active Design (CfAD), Fitwel healthy building certification system focuses on evidence-based strategies to promote health and wellness through the built environment.

JLL research shows 84% of premium office buildings are sustainability certified, and space in core central business districts has remained resilient.

New research explores how sensor-based luminaire level lighting controls (LLLC) provide facility managers insight beyond energy management goals.

As a WELL EP, EY helps companies enhance building performance and optimize workplace experience, well-being, comfort, and sustainability.

The agreement commercializes Airthings' air quality solutions through more than 500 Edwards channel partners in the fire and security segment.

A survey of education facility managers reveals campus access control, site security, and occupant safety are key focus areas.

The National Institute of Building Sciences Consultative Council recommends three components of healthy buildings to President Biden and policymakers.

FourFortyFour South Flower is the first building in the world to earn the UL Verified Healthy Buildings Mark for Indoor Air and Water.

Facility executives are prioritizing three mission critical focus areas of a healthy building — people, places, and planet — finds Johnson Controls survey.

Greetly will offer all existing and future clients the ability to leverage no-touch technology for safer visitor check ins within all types of buildings.

Hygiene360 is a suite of full-service solutions that tackle the spread of germs on surfaces, person-to-person, and in the air.

Five leading real estate companies commit to prototyping the module, informed by a Fitwel Academic Advisory Group comprised of health experts from world-renowned institutions.

The new version of this healthy building certification highlights new construction, and retail and community projects.

Protect the well-being of facility staff and building occupants with green cleaning principles.