An interior that reflects the sense of style, meets the needs of space and helps to live, work and rest in a healthy environment. Public buildings, offices, apartments, houses, holiday complexes, hotelsdesigned in a style of sustainable and eco design promote the desire for a natural life. Design of eco…

Bau-Biologie (Building biology) in translation “Building Biology or construction for Life” is a science that studies the relationship between our bodies and the surrounding built environment and the application of this knowledge in the design and construction of new buildings, Renovation and repairs. It is a strand that integrates design…

What is a healthy, harmless and eco-friendly home? Home, furnished and maintained with environmentally friendly products and materials, in which toxic influences are minimized-this directly affects our health and the health of our children. It’s a natural. What is the relationship between dwellers, buildings and nature and can they be…

As a technological indication, the materials are classified according to the type of feedstock and the method of production. On this sign they are divided into natural and artificial. Natural materials and articles are obtained directly from the subsurface (rocks) or vegetation. These materials are given a certain shape and…

Breathable walls are an important element in a healthy home. They are our “third skin” in the terminology of Bau-Biologie. Our second skin is the clothes we wear. Imagine sealing your skin with a synthetic, impermeable paint. Lethal, isn’t it? Why are we doing this in our homes? The steamed…

Indoor Air Quality (Indoor air Quality-IAQ). A term from Building Biology, which concerns the purity/pollution of the air in the home, office, shop, school, Kids Club, etc. from harmful chemicals and gases: volatile organic compounds (VOCs) such as formaldehyde, benzene, radon. Air quality also includes the presence/absence of biological contaminants…

Particle Boards (CHIPBOARD), which since the middle of the twentieth century are one of the most frequently used constructive materials for the production of furniture. They are made by hot pressing of large particles up to 20 mm long, mixed with a binder (glue). CHIPBOARD is more resistant than natural…

NATURAL BUILDING MATERIALS 1.5 Environmental Aspect : Why build and we furnish homes with natural materials and how this helps protect our common home-nature? The construction consumes 40 from the world energy and 40 from the raw materials/US Department of Energy/. Almost 80 of the construction materials of a building…