Integrative Design for Health A systematic approach to promoting health, wellness, and occupant experience
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- 2. Green building today Many “health-intended” prerequisites and credits but: • No systematic prioritization process • No documentation of intended outcomes • No direct role for health professionals
- 3. LEED v4 An integrative approach to designing for energy and water.
- 4. Source: John Boecker, Building as an Organism More: Education@USGBC
- 5. Source: John Boecker, Building as an Organism More: Education@USGBC
- 6. Source: John Boecker, Building as an Organism More: Education@USGBC
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