Sick Buildings

"Sick Buildings" by Thad Godish is a comprehensive exploration of indoor air quality, particularly relevant to the fields of consumer health, environmental engineering, and industrial safety. Published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 1994, this hardback edition spans 416 pages and provides critical insights into the phenomenon known as "sick building syndrome."

Godish delves into the causes and effects of indoor air pollution, making it an essential read for professionals engaged in occupational health and safety. This book aims to enhance understanding of problem buildings, offering strategies for diagnosis and mitigation of air quality issues. "Sick Buildings" serves as an invaluable resource for those in the civil engineering and health care sectors, providing a scientific framework to address and improve indoor environments. Discover how to better assess and resolve air quality concerns that impact health and productivity in various settings.