Why Does Indoor Environmental Quality Matter?
We spend roughly 90% of our lives indoors, and the past few years have highlighted how our well-being is directly affected by our physical surroundings. Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) consists of several key factors: air, sound, light, temperature, and more.
Making sure we have healthy air, impactful acoustics, sufficient lighting and thermal comfort are essential to health and well-being in spaces where we live, work, learn, heal and play.
Explore how you can create a space with outstanding IEQ, starting at the ceiling, when you choose sustainable, healthy building solutions.
Indoor Environmental Quality
Resources
Listen in to hear Dr. Joseph Allen explore the research behind the need for healthy school facilities.
Armstrong joins forces with McKinstry and 9 Foundations to unite school leaders, built environment innovators, public health and sustainability thought leaders in finding solutions for K-12 schools.
Earn CEU credits related to Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) by taking into account a wide range of variables including air quality, sound, temperature, light, access to natural elements through biophilic design.
Learn about our work with Dr. Joseph Allen, Director of Harvard's Healthy Building Program.
Indoor Environmental Quality (IEQ) Videos
Our curated library has all the videos you need to understand the value of indoor environmental quality solutions.
