Asner Hassan from NBC Bay Area interviews CBE’s Jovan Pantelic regarding a new study that found that the flu virus can be spread simply by breathing, meaning potential change in public health policies and in architectural workplace design.

Kathleen Maclay writes about airborne infection by the flu virus, with insight from CBE’s Jovan Pantelic, who studies healthy buildings and indoor air quality.

In this podcast episode, Emmett FitzGerald explores the history of air conditioning, and interviews CBE’s Gail Brager about the new thermal comfort standards developed at CBE and adopted by ASHRAE.

AP reporter Philip Marcelo writes about the issue of finding the right temperature in the workplace, and quotes CBE’s Stefano Schiavon, citing a 2012 study of his wherein only 40% of US workers were satisfied with their workplace temperature.

In this press release from UC Berkeley CED, work by CBE’s Gail Brager and Stefano Schiavon is cited to illustrate the relationship between LEED certification and occupant satisfaction.

CBE researcher Paul Raftery writes about a newly developed strategy, from CBE research, that estimates and minimizes HVAC energy costs while controlling supply air temperature comfortably.

CBE announces Cal Poly’s Warren J. Baker Center for Science & Mathematics as the winner of the 2017 Livable Buildings Award, for its exceptional performance in occupant satisfaction and overall design.

Stantec discusses its team’s design of Cele Middle School, the winner of CBE’s 2016 Livable Buildings Award. The design emphasizes sustainability and the support of collaborative problem solving.

In her radio show, Julie Rose from BYU radio speaks with CBE’s Lindsay Graham, Ph.D., about the psychology of home environments and the movement towards tiny houses.