In this episode of The Healthy Home Show, Charlie chats with Jay Morton from Bell Phillips Architects about the powerful connection between architecture, community, and well-being. They dive into how thoughtful design—especially in affordable housing—can transform lives, foster social bonds, and improve mental and physical health. Jay shares insights on the importance of community involvement in the design process, the long-term value of sustainable materials, and the need for healthier, more liveable spaces. Tune in to discover how building better homes can create a healthier future for both people and the planet.Architects For Change PodcastBell Phillips Architects Architect's Action For Affordable Housing Key Statistics & Takeaways:Engaging communities in the design process leads to healthier environments and stronger social bonds.Retrofitting with proper insulation and ventilation can dramatically reduce energy use and prevent health issues like mould growth.Sustainable design practices using natural materials reduce carbon emissions and improve indoor air quality.Investing in health-focused housing can save up to 17% in healthcare costs and improve long-term societal outcomes.Get in touch Thanks for listening to the Healthy Home Show Podcast. If you would like to see the video version of this podcast, please head over to our show on Youtube.If you're an Instagram lover you can follow us for tips and strategies at The Healthy Home Show where we also run some lunchtime Insta Lives so that you can get help with any questions you may have on toxins in our homes and lifestyle and how to create an environment that supports your health.If you would like to discuss a bespoke health programme for you or your workplace or would like to hire me as a speaker for your next wellbeing event, please contact me at [email protected] blogs, tips and free resources check out the website : www.charlielemmer.comWith love Charlie x

Ver todos los episodios