Better protect buildings against the spread of infection

Whitepaper: "Making Buildings Healthier"

Latest whitepaper on healthy office buildings"Making buildings healthier"

There are a number of measures that can help prevent the spread of infection: from proper ventilation and maintaining a minimum level of humidity, to filters, lighting and the right choice of materials. Find out more now: including a checklist to assess the risk in your building.

16 pages of the latest findings on the key factors that protect against infectious diseases. Ideal for dialogue between building managers, users and health and safety officers to put together the right package for better health for new or existing buildings.

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Whitepaper: "Making Buildings Healthier"

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Latest findings

The best protection against the spread of infection is a holistic approach: this 16-page whitepaper summarises the latest findings. Healthy buildings are the result of many factors. In this latest whitepaper, you can learn about the interrelationships involved and how the right measures can be optimally combined.

Identifying risks

The risk of virus and bacteria transmission in buildings can be measured. This whitepaper explains the minimum standards that apply – for example, regarding air quality and humidity – and outlines the practical measures that can be derived from them.

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Transmission of viruses

There are various measures in place to protect against the transmission of viruses in buildings. In this whitepaper, you will learn about the different routes of transmission and the factors that influence the duration and spread of COVID-19 and influenza infections.

Protect your natural immune defences

Humidity, in particular, has an impact on the immune system and protection against pathogenic microbes. The whitepaper provides a clear and accessible explanation of how our mucous membranes work and the importance of our innate immune system.

Request hereFree whitepaper: "Making buildings healthier"

16 pages of the latest findings on the key factors that protect against infectious diseases. Ideal for facilitating dialogue between building managers, occupants and health and safety officers to put together the right package for improving health in new or existing buildings.

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