Design that supports the human body, mind, and spirit.
Health is about so much more than physical fitness, dietary habits, or disease prevention. It’s about how a person functions at all levels—physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual. It’s about the brain’s and body’s response to the physical environment, and how that response influences a person’s quality of life.
We’re focused on making people’s lives better—holistically—by designing places that promote well-being from the inside out.
We ignited an industry movement toward healthy building materials in 2008. Today, we continue to lead a healthy materials crusade through focused research and knowledge-sharing.
Join us as we explore big questions about how our built environment affects our health in ways we might not see—as individuals, as communities, as neighborhoods, as populations.
The design of a building, interior, or urban space has a significant impact on people’s mental and emotional well-being. We’re improving the human experience in the built environment through rigorous research and comprehensive public health data.
We strive to connect people with nature, even in our most complex urban environments. When people are in the presence of plants and nature, they’re naturally healthier in mind, body, and spirit.
The places we design keep people healthy by keeping them moving. With active design, you could almost say physical exercise is “built in” to the built environment.
We’re passionate about designing places that help people fulfill their physical fitness potential. From student athletes to professional athletes—even non-athletes. Because everyone deserves to be fit and well.
Caring for your health shouldn’t start and end with a hospital visit. We’re creating entire community districts that, by design, support preventative wellness and foster healthy, active lifestyles for everyone.
