Our homes protect us from outside elements, but there are also indoor elements that can negatively impact our health. They will vary with the age of the home, as different…  

How do we define and create “well-planned” communities? How can we meet the needs of community, families and individuals of all ages? These are the questions we will explore throughout the…  

In this course we examine exemplary case studies that realize Building Biology criteria for healthier cities. Some of the guidelines that are photographically documented include capturing the essence of character…  

How do we reconcile human health and ecological living in our cities today with the challenges of air, land and water pollution, the automobile, social problems, and zoning restrictions? How do…  

At the time of the original building biology writings in the 1970s, city planning theory had resulted in a new sort of ailment. The worst slums of the industrial revolution…  

Kitchens are an integral part of every home. Ultimately, kitchens are where we nourish ourselves, feed our families and host guests. However, kitchen design and its effect on human health…  

This course is currently in development by a certified BBNC alumnus of our professional curriculum. Watch our monthly newsletter, EcoDwell, for news on the date for this course’s impending launch.

It all began in New York, in 1884, but now the entire country is covered with a network of power lines and steeped in its barely audible buzzing sound. Today…  

This course is currently in development, undertaken by an authorial team of two healthy building sites experts. Watch our monthly newsletter, EcoDwell, for news on the date for this course’s…  

This course is currently in development, undertaken by an authorial team of two chemical sensitivities experts, with input by outside experts. Watch our monthly newsletter, EcoDwell, for news on the…