Meet Living Places, a real life experiment to improve people and planet | Architecture | Architonic

“Optimally, your home should strengthen your health with daylight and fresh air. And then it should be able to adapt to your different needs throughout the day and your life,” says Lone Feifer, architect and Director of Sustainable Buildings at VELUX. Our homes are an important part of our overall health picture. At the same time, over generations, we have become more disconnected from nature which affects our health. With this in mind, VELUX, EFFEKT Architects and MOE Engineers have designed Living Places with a strong focus on the indoor climate through daylight and fresh air.