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The Horticultural Trades Association’s new campaign ‘Gardening is Good for You’ explores the benefits of gardening and why it’s good for our physical and mental health and wellbeing.

As part of the Clean Air Strategy the Government has outlined steps to reduce emissions from the home – but how can we design and build our properties to improve indoor air quality in general?

Tom Jarman calls for transformational thinking on how new housing is delivered in the UK and challenges the sector to build good quality, high-performing, thermally comfortable homes.

In England, around 2.5 million people face fuel poverty and reports show 300,000 more households have started the winter in debt to their energy supplier compared to last year.

With the Met Office warning of harsh weather conditions in the lead up to Christmas, what can people do to keep their homes warm this winter – and why is it so important?

Different types of light can impact students’ concentration and behaviour in different ways. Here we explore what the best types of light are when designing schools for visual comfort.

A roundup of some of the top Multi Comfort articles in 2018 from leading experts, exploring how our homes and the built environment can improve our comfort and wellbeing.

Like all mammals, we are relatively fragile beings, so we have come up with various strategies, to protect ourselves from the outside environment.

The building environment, which acts as a filter between the inside and the outside, gradually became more sophisticated.

A ‘comfortable’ acoustic environment can be defined by the quality of sounds we want to hear and the absence of sounds we don’t want to hear.

Though we are now able to provide adequate artificial lighting day and night, it is well established that daylight and a view to the outside are essential to our wellbeing.

As pollution levels have risen, attention has been given to the threats of outdoor air pollution on human health and the environment. It is only in the last few decades that attention has been paid to indoor air quality.

Vario^® XtraSafe helps to enhance the thermal performance of the building by removing unwanted draughts whilst protecting the building structure from damage caused by moisture.

A new technology added to Thistle PureFinish plaster and Gyptone and Rigitone ceiling products.

It is designed specifically to decompose formaldehyde emissions into non-harmful inert compounds, thus eliminating the risk of re-emission.

Proplas provides a stylish and practical alternative to more traditional methods of decoration such as tiles or paint.

Cast iron above ground drainage systems kitemark approved to BS EN877.

A high impact-resistant partition system for use where a more durable solution is required.

Feel comfortable and cool regardless of the day and weather. Experience the benefits of natural daylight without glare. Feel its impact on your productivity in an office, your learning process in a school or university or the healing process in hospitals.