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New studies have proven that intelligence really is in the air. Let us tell you how creating a better indoor air quality can boost your business’ productivity and cut your costs.
Thirty years of public health research has demonstrated that buildings have the ability to positively or negatively influence our health, however recent research has delved into the impact that the indoor environment has on cognitive function and productivity.
QED Managing Director, Joe Scholz reviews in detail the impact of indoor environment on cognitive function.
The Department of Health for Western Australia released a new guide this week on managing the risk of illegal drug activity in homes....
How important is indoor environment quality (IEQ) to a GRESB score?...
City shaping experts from Urbis, were joined by our own Joe Scholz and Wood & Grieve Engineers, Tyrel Momberg, to discuss office health and ...
We believe tenants should engage with landlords on the indoor environment quality with the same level of importance at which they consider the energy consumption of a building – it will improve their bottom line faster!
