Healthy Buildings - A focus on light and indoor air quality

Thursday 13 May 2021

Barbara Chesi

Head of Research & Policy

Ian Palmer

Head of UK Specification
Airflow

Xuhong Zheng

Associate
Hawkins\Brown Ltd

Phil Coffey

Director
Coffey Architects

Graham Hurrell

Commercial Strategy Manager
Hydro Building Systems UK

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In the past year we have seen wellbeing becoming a top priority. As most of us spent a lot of time indoors, we suddenly became aware of how our indoor environments affect our health.

Research has highlighted how good lighting can inform our moods and productivity, whilst access to good air quality can radically improve our health. How therefore can these core features become cemented in our building’s design? How can we maximise these features and promote healthy buildings that can sustain wellbeing?

This webinar will hear from built environment professionals on how to improve wellbeing through design, with a focus on indoor air quality and light.

PROGRAMME

00:00 Welcome from Chair
Barbara Chesi, Programme Director, New London Architecture

01:33 Improving indoor air quality
Ian Palmer, Head of UK Specification, Airflow

20:55 Approaches to Light
Xuhong Zheng, Associate, Hawkins/Brown

39:09 The role of light in healthy buildings
Phil Coffey, Director, Coffey architects

56:03 Panel Discussion and Q&A
Speakers above plus
Graham Hurrell, Wicona UK Sales Director, Hydro Building Systems UK Ltd

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