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Healthy Housing: An Evidence-Based Approach
This webinar was part of the RAIC 2021 Virtual Conference on Architecture
Topics:ÌýHealth, Saftey and Accessibility
Length:Ìý1 hour |ÌýWhat's Included:ÌýVideo, Quiz, and Certificate of CompletionÌý
This webinar is available to stream!Ìý
Current house and multi-unit residential construction utilize legacy designs, systems, and techniques; and have largely remained unchanged despite health and environmental concerns such as IAQ, radiation, pathogens, poisons, toxins, and socio-psychological factors resulting from the construction and occupancy of our homes.The average person spends up to 50% of their day at home, and with the current COVID-19 pandemic and working-from-home we have been spending up to 95% of our days at home.And yet there is no globally accepted definition for Healthy Housing.This session will report on current efforts to define a Healthy House Body-of-Knowledge and Standard.
Learning Outcomes:
At theÌýconclusion of this session, participants will be able to:Ìý
- Identify current issues impacting the health and well-being of occupants in Canadian homes;Ìý
- Define what is Healthy Housing in the Canadian context;Ìý
- Discuss what are the desired principles for a Healthy Housing Body-of-Knowledge (HH-BOK), and what the desired standard for Healthy Housing is;Ìý
- Apply Healthy Housing principles and concepts into design, systems and materials selection, and methods of construction of Canadian housing.Ìý
Subject Matter Expert
Yew-ThongÌýLeong,ÌýOAA, FRAIC, FIIAS /ÌýAssociate Professor,ÌýRyerson University
Available Until:ÌýDecember 31, 2022Ìý
Pricing A-La-CarteÌý
Member: $50Ìý /Ìý Non-Member: $75
Intern Member: $35Ìý /Ìý Intern Non-Member: $50
Student: $25ÌýÌý(must be an RAIC student associate member)
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