Ressources
A collection of ideas, readings and references that shape my vision of residential well-being.
Health and quality of life
Studies and publications exploring the relationship between our environment, health and longevity.
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An overview of today's major public health challenges and the factors that influence our long-term well-being.
Discover how the air we breathe inside our homes directly affects our health and quality of life.
An analysis of the trends shaping living spaces and the evolving expectations of occupants around the world.
Follow European initiatives aimed at limiting the use of substances that may be harmful to human health and the environment.
How the places where we live, work and spend our time directly influence our physical and mental well-being.
A reflection on the role of the built environment in preventing disease and improving quality of life.
A key publication exploring the links between our environment, our lifestyles and the development of certain diseases.
Light and Environment
Exploring the impact of light, noise and our everyday environment on health and well-being.
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Understand how excessive artificial light affects ecosystems, sleep and biological rhythms.
A resource highlighting the effects of noise on physical, mental and emotional health.
Discover how exposure to natural light influences our internal clock, sleep and daily energy levels.
A study highlighting the importance of natural light for physical, cognitive and emotional well-being.
Biophilic Design
Understanding how integrating nature into our living spaces influences our well-being, concentration and quality of life.
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An essential reference introducing the principles that strengthen the connection between people and nature within the built environment.
An analysis exploring what biophilic design truly is and how it influences our experience of the spaces we inhabit.
How natural elements integrated into architecture can contribute to physical and emotional well-being.
A reflection on how the built environment can support human health while respecting natural ecosystems.
