Olympic Park invites funding bids for innovations in healthy building design

Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park Aerial Parklands 2024 © Jason Hawkes

Source: Jason Hawkes

Five SMEs will receive £16,000 each to test scalable design or technology solutions tackling indoor environmental health in buildings

Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park has launched the fourth round of its Future Industries Demonstrator programme, offering funding to trial design and technology solutions aimed at improving health and sustainability in the built environment.

The initiative will award £16,000 each to five London-based small and medium-sized enterprises whose proposals seek to address issues such as poor indoor air quality, damp, overheating and energy inefficiency.

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