Upcoming Events at Healthy Home 2018
Thu Jan 26, 8:00 AM - Sat Feb 4, 11:00 PM
Healthy Home 2018
1055 Glencrest Drive, Inverness, IL 60010
Community: Downtown Chicago
Description
Setting a new precedent for green and healthful living, Healthy Home 2018 will be the very first home in the nation built under the newly revised American Lung Association Health House™ guidelines
Event Details
Consistently on the forefront of providing healthier indoor living environments, Dior Builders announced today the official plans for Healthy Home 2018, 1055 Glencrest Drive, Inverness, in partnership with the American Lung Association Health House™ program. Constructed by Dior Builders and the next home in a series of real-life, interactive and educational models for cleaner, greener, safer living, Healthy Home 2018 will be the very first in the country to be built under the American Lung Association’s revised Health House™ guidelines, featuring everything from energy efficient products and innovative technologies, to green building materials and nontoxic furniture and accessories. Created to showcase some of the highest standards of human health and environmental integrity, Healthy Home 2018 opens to the public when completed on January 25, 2018, and is available for tours from January 26 through February 4, 2018. Tour tickets are $20 and tour proceeds will be donated to American Lung Association.
“Exposure to indoor air pollutants – smoke, radon, dust, mold and other pollutants – can pose serious health risks and can contribute to respiratory disease, asthma and even lung cancer,” says Harold Wimmer, President & CEO of the American Lung Association. “By following the American Lung Association’s Health House™ guidance, Dior Builders has significantly reduced, possibly eliminated, many causes of indoor air pollution in Healthy Home 2018.”
Founded in 1993 to address the growing national concern about the quality of air in homes, The American Lung Association introduced the Health House™ Program to help homeowners and homebuilders learn how to make homes healthier. The revised Health House™ guidelines will bring further awareness to indoor air pollutants besides radon, the leading cause of death in private homes, along with mold and moisture control concerns and will address toxic chemicals and combustion sources such as boilers, furnaces, stoves, fireplaces, and smoking, all of which will be instituted in the construction of Healthy Home 2018.
A classic-style luxury residence in Inverness, Illinois, Healthy Home 2018 uses state-of-the-art materials and methods to create a truly healthy living environ
“Exposure to indoor air pollutants – smoke, radon, dust, mold and other pollutants – can pose serious health risks and can contribute to respiratory disease, asthma and even lung cancer,” says Harold Wimmer, President & CEO of the American Lung Association. “By following the American Lung Association’s Health House™ guidance, Dior Builders has significantly reduced, possibly eliminated, many causes of indoor air pollution in Healthy Home 2018.”
Founded in 1993 to address the growing national concern about the quality of air in homes, The American Lung Association introduced the Health House™ Program to help homeowners and homebuilders learn how to make homes healthier. The revised Health House™ guidelines will bring further awareness to indoor air pollutants besides radon, the leading cause of death in private homes, along with mold and moisture control concerns and will address toxic chemicals and combustion sources such as boilers, furnaces, stoves, fireplaces, and smoking, all of which will be instituted in the construction of Healthy Home 2018.
A classic-style luxury residence in Inverness, Illinois, Healthy Home 2018 uses state-of-the-art materials and methods to create a truly healthy living environ
