Webinar: Healthy Buildings, Healthy Life

When offices do finally reopen, owners are going to have to carefully consider how to keep their occupants healthy.

But being healthy indoors isn’t just about avoiding virus transmission. Indoor air quality, access to natural light and freedom to move around can all have profound effects on our health.

Bisnow will be hosting a webinar featuring Joseph Allen and John Macomber, authors of “Healthy Buildings: How Indoor Spaces Drive Performance and Productivity.” Allen is an assistant professor at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, and Macomber serves as a faculty member at Harvard Business School.

Together, they will discuss how owners and operators can go beyond the wellness trend to create spaces that actively promote health among their tenants.

Join Bisnow subscribers and Saint-Gobain SageGlass Vice President Namrata Vora as she moderates a panel between these two experts on the health of the built environment, and submit your own questions to the panel.

This webinar will take place on April 22 at 1 p.m. ET. Register here for our free webinar.

Can’t attend live? You should register anyway. We will be sending out a recording to all attendees after the session has ended.

Read more about our speakers here.

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