Services, Space Plan & Stuff
Prioritise health, comfort, and sustainability in your interior spaces
Service Description
Rethinking interior spaces goes far beyond material selection or layout optimisation. It’s about putting occupants’ health, well-being, and comfort at the heart of every decision. This session delves into designing environments that address sustainability challenges while meeting fundamental human needs. Why participate? * Create spaces that make a difference Learn to identify the key elements of interior comfort: thermal, acoustic, visual, and olfactory. Discover which materials to incorporate into your projects to deliver modern, high-quality spaces that enhance occupants’ well-being and meet today’s standards. * Tackle health and sustainability challenges Master principles like indoor air quality, Life Cycle Costs, and circularity to stay ahead of market expectations. Stay updated on the latest criteria from certification bodies and align your projects with current regulations. * Combine performance and design Adopt a holistic approach that integrates technical solutions with aesthetics to maximize the impact of your projects. Learn to select wall partitions, flooring, and interior finishes based on cost and performance expectations. What you’ll gain: * Practical tools and resources to select materials that meet diverse occupant needs. * A deep understanding of concepts required to align your project with the European Taxonomy. * A critical perspective on current standards and ideas to go beyond the “one-size-fits-all” approach. Who is it for? This training course is ideal for construction and real estate professionals new to sustainable materials, including architecture firms, real estate project managers, and contractors. What to expect? The session combines a theoretical overview with an interactive exploration of sustainable materials, featuring a curated collection of samples to inspire and guide your choices.
Contact Details
hello@naturamater.eu
Avenue de la Couronne 227, Ixelles, Belgium