Why People Don't Open Their Windows, and Why That Matters for Social Housing
15/06/2026
Jenny Danson
One of the things I love about the work we do at Healthy Homes Hub is that it connects us to people doing genuinely important research that most of the housing sector has never heard of.
Through our work with Loughborough University, I was introduced to Marzieh Fallahpour, a PhD researcher whose research sits at the intersection of overheating, indoor air quality, health, and the real lives of people living in flats in London. Her research is called "Summertime Window Opening Behaviour in the Bedrooms of Urban Apartments", which for those landlords with properties in cities is really important.
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