Making Buildings Healthy Makes Them Energy Efficient

Healthy buildings are more energy efficient buildings.  The International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) is dedicated to making buildings healthier for occupants and the environment through a wholistic certification process that includes air quality water quality, thermal comfort, light, movement, nourishment, sound, mind, community and materials. These efforts naturally lead to more energy efficient buildings.  Learn how from IWBI Chief Engineer,Nathan Stodola. 

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Nathan Stodola leads the standard development team and serves as Chief Engineer at the International WELL Building Institute (IWBI). In this role, he maintains, enhances, and expands the strategies in the WELL Building Standard to promote health and well-being, with a particular focus on air quality, thermal comfort, and sound. Prior to working at IWBI, Nathan worked at the University Transportation Research Council at City College, where he helped the New York Metropolitan Transportation Council create regional transportation plans. Nathan holds Master of Science degrees in Mechanical Engineering (Columbia University) and Transportation Engineering (City College). In his spare time, he enjoys playing accordion and finding new bike routes in the greater New York City area.