A healthy building typically refers to a structure designed, constructed and operated for favourable impacts on health, satisfaction and productivity of its users. Generally, building users’ satisfaction relies a lot on how the building is managed. Experience also shows that tenant engagement is another factor that can influence tenant satisfaction. Therefore, to increase the chances of maintaining tenants, landlords must foster a positive, attentive relationship with those who currently reside within their properties. "Having a healthy building involves the physical state of the building and the hearts and minds of the occupiers.

Source: Bangkok Post March 15, 2017 05:15 UTC