Book Review: Healthy Buildings - by Brian Potter
Healthy Buildings, written by John Macomber and Joseph Allen is, as the title suggests, a book about how buildings affect health. Allen is a former environmental consultant, professor of public health, and director of Harvard’s “Healthy Buildings” program. Macomber is a lecturer in finance (also at Harvard), and formerly worked in both real estate and construction.
Book Review: Healthy Buildings Brian Potter May 08, 2023 36 10 2 Share Healthy Buildings , written by John Macomber and Joseph Allen is, as the title suggests, a book about how buildings affect health. Allen is a former environmental consultant, professor of public health, and director of Harvard’s “Healthy Buildings” program. Macomber is a lecturer in finance (also at Harvard), and formerly worked in both real estate and construction. Healthy Buildings originally came out in April of 2020 - fortunate, in the sense that the spread of COVID-19 generated a great deal of interest in how buildings
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