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Healthy cities

The link between health and the built environment has become self evident, particularly in the wake of the pandemic. How can we design buildings and public spaces that positively contribute to the health of those who live and work there? 

Senselab for research into the indoor environment

People are spending more and more time indoors. In our Senselab, we research solutions for a healthy and comfortable indoor environment.

Societal Progress & Resilience for healthy INdividuals and Generations (SPRING)

SPRING focuses on creating lasting improvement in the health of residents in disadvantaged neighbourhoods. It brings together the knowledge of scientists, residents, professionals and the local government.

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Resisting earthquakes is a good first step

Healthy by Design: How the places we inhabit determine our well-being

Healthy living starts with a social neighbourhood

Ensuring healthy ageing… for example, by moving in with your kids

Green corridors in cities improve our health and well-being

Is it possible to engineer a socially sustainable city?

Municipalities, enter into partnerships with community enterprises in the neighbourhood

'Trinocular' provides insight into underlying sociospatial structure of Addis Ababa

Neighbourhood effects and policy must be better aligned

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AMC Revisited

Rapid Response COVID-19 technical helpdesk

The spreading of the corona virus in indoor air

Verspreiding van microscopisch kleine druppels, zogenoemde aerosolen, via de lucht in binnenruimtes.

Urban Design for Improving Health in Groningen