Items Tagged with 'IAQ (indoor air quality)'

Advanced housewraps, barriers, and insulation systems are redefining the building envelope—enhancing energy efficiency, improving indoor air quality, and strengthening structures against the demands of a changing climate.

Air barriers significantly reduce energy use in buildings by minimizing air leakage, debunking long-held myths about “breathable” buildings and demonstrating through research and field testing that airtight construction—when paired with proper ventilation—improves energy efficiency, durability, and indoor air quality.

The legislation provides critical protections for workers in construction and other industries subject to unionization pressure campaigns.

New blowing wool line in Shelbyville, Ind., scheduled for 2026.

Explore the latest trends, innovations and investment opportunities in the expanding vapor barrier market.

Transcending AI apathy: why all construction companies, size aside, should be gaining ground with artificial intelligence.

A Critical Look at IAQ’s Pivotal Role in Building Science.

Michigan’s drastic difference between seasons requires high thermal performance in building materials.

Having a “healthy building” leads to healthy occupants.

Healthy indoor environments helps humans’ well-being.