WELLBEING & INDOOR AIR QUALITY
Indoor Air Quality sits at the top of all comfort feedback lists. This course will help you to support the comfort of occupants, starting with the air that they breathe.
All interior environments are affected by a number of chemical and physical based features beyond the typical subjects of colour and patterns, and if you have ever felt too cold in a room or sleepy during a meeting, you will have a personal experience of these. Of course one person's 'too cold' is another person's 'perfect', so how do we know what good design is which supports occupant wellbeing?
Some issues have been considered over recent years and there are some avarages that indicate good practice and only some small tailoring is required to harmonise with each project, but others perhaps due to the lack of visibility in the case of issues such as ai velocity or fine air particles and material off-gassing, have less awareness by occupants and we rely purely on current research.
Physical issues impact our health, in cases, their effect is immediately perceived in removing comfort and being unsupportive in achieving wellbeing. This mini-course explores the role of indoor air quality in occupants wellbeing.
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Mindfulness exercise
Lesson 1 - Wellbeing & Comfort
Lesson 2 - Beauty & Harmony
Lesson 22 - Indoor Atmosphere & Thermal Comfort
Lesson 23 - Thermal Comfort Design & System Considerations
Lesson 24 - Ventilation & Humidity
Lesson 25 - Air Quality
Design for Wellbeing Assessment
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Understand how to achieve wellbeing and its links to Interior Design.
Understand what are the physical issues that affect wellbeing and specific design decisions to look out for when designing for wellbeing.
Inform and direct project and design decisions for occupants wellbeing.
Elina Grigoriou