Bâtiments durables

Des classes bien conçues peuvent stimuler les résultats scolaires des élèves. Nous nous penchons ici sur les conséquences concrètes du bruit en classe et sur les possibilités offertes aux architectes et concepteurs pour en minimiser les effets néfastes.

All over the world, natural daylight has been exchanged for artificial light forms at the expense of our health and even productivity. With better building design, though, we can reclaim the daylight and improve well-being and performance.

How do you design and operate a healthy building? Answers to these questions can be found in an increasing number of methodologies and rating schemes that have seen the light around the world in recent years. They all share the ambition to strengthen the health and well-being of building users. Yet, they vary widely in terms of their overall scope, the metrics they use as proof of performance, and the weight that they put on the different phases in a building’s life cycle. The following chronological overview presents a selection of the most important and forward-looking tools, as well as their underlying methodologies.