News Analysis

Health and Wellness Guidelines Coming from ASID

With demand for healthy buildings on the rise, interior designers are developing protocols to put principles into practice.

by Paula Melton

Fresh air: good. VOCs: bad.

That much is clear—but very little about the health impacts of building design and building materials is as self-evident. Even the perennially recognized benefits of daylight, plants, and exercise—not to mention best practices for integrating them into building projects—are subjects of ongoing research.

Published November 2, 2014

Melton, P. (2014, November 2). Health and Wellness Guidelines Coming from ASID. Retrieved from https://www.buildinggreen.com/news-analysis/health-and-wellness-guidelines-coming-asid

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