Attending the Healthy Buildings Conference - America 2021
The Healthy Buildings Conference is, as the name suggests, a global convention which aims to connect experts and scientists who want to present their innovations regarding healthy buildings. This year’s topic is "Bridging the Gap Between Research & Practice - In the Age of COVID-19 and Beyond" and this year’s conference is a virtual edition.
Creating Happy Buildings launch event
News 29/11/2021 - Launching the Creating Happy Buildings consortium with an inspiring event
Rising energy prices may cost your building a fortune
News 09/11/2021 - TakeAir mapped out the rising costs of energy-intense ventilation problems.
PNP Real Estate & Construction - Finalist 2021
News 11/08/2021 - TakeAir selected as a finalist for international event Plug and Play, Silicon Valley
Healthy Buildings Conference - Hawaii, 2021
News 02/08/2021 - TakeAir selected to present Sea-Aeration at an international conference in Hawaii
The paradigm shift for enriched environments in buildings
News 19/07/2021 - Accredited company Vincotte supports BioRemediation of indoor spaces to achieve an enriched environment
Updated research on the antiviral capacity of Carrageenan
Update 07/07/21 - A closer look at the biological product in Sea-Aeration
Catch, kill and rebuild the indoor environment
Update 03/05/21 - Ongoing research shows significant improvement in capturing capacity Sea-Aeration
The leading asset in co-sharing offices is IAQ
News 27/01/2021 - Watt The Firms installs BioTech Air Management
A healthy indoor environment for all hotel visitors
News 26/11/2020 - Hotel Yust offers customers a luxury holiday for their lungs
The well-being of children as a priority
News 10/11/2020 - Children's daycare center KIDZ brings in the healthiest air with TakeAir
Join the pioneers
Become a driving force behind the BioTech induced building revolution. Join the cause as an exclusive partner and shape the indoor environment of tomorrow.
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