We spend more than 90% of our time in closed spaces (the home, office, gym …), therefore, the spaces in which we live, work, exercise or rest have a great impact on our health, well-being and productivity.
Elements such as indoor air quality or the presence of materials that are harmful to health such as asbestos have a huge impact on our health on a daily basis. If anything, the covid19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of indoor air quality.
Now there is a global trend towards the sustainability of buildings, which is not only reduced to taking into account environmental elements in their construction or reform, but also refers to having an impact on better health of their occupants.
We can and must change the chip and begin to create a space that is not only sustainable but also “healthy” in which to live, work, exercise or rest.