MEDITE SMARTPLY

The order in which a building is assembled matters. Hear the Episode 1 panel discuss moisture, sequencing and the practical realities behind delivering a high-performing envelope.

When should moisture management and build sequence enter the specification conversation? Beyond the Board explores how on-site decisions can protect — or undermine — envelope performance.

How should airtightness be balanced with healthy indoor air? The Beyond the Board panel discusses the relationship between the envelope, ventilation and the conditions people experience inside the building.

Airtightness is central to energy performance, but it cannot be separated from ventilation and indoor air quality. This Episode 1 clip explores why the building envelope needs to be considered as part of a wider healthy-home strategy.

Most people think a healthy home is about what you put inside it. The reality? It starts with what surrounds it. 🎙️S01E01 | Signed, Sealed, Developed: Engineering the Building Envelope for Healthy Homes! This episode dives into the craft behind healthy homes, exploring how the building envelope influences everything from indoor air quality and occupant wellbeing to energy performance and long-term durability, and we ask the question - "Is the secret to healthier, ultra efficient homes hidden in the building envelope?" Featuring expert insights from Simon Jones and James Roberts MBE, alongside host Roly Ward and technical expert David Murray. "The building fabric is one of the primary barriers you have for that outdoor exposure. So you get that right and you get the ventilation right. You start to create and curate spaces that are a good for human beings." If you're involved in designing, building or specifying homes, this is a conversation worth tuning into. 🎥 Watch now: https://lnkd.in/ecqha6ht 🎙️ or listen on Spotify: https://lnkd.in/eg7ZiEBE #SMARTPLY | #BeyondTheBoard | #MEDITESMARTPLY

Episode 1 of Beyond the Board is now live. Signed, Sealed, Developed examines how airtightness, moisture management, indoor air quality and build sequencing interact — and why the building envelope has become central to healthier, ultra-efficient homes.