YOUR WELL-BEING COMES FIRST

Every aspect of Villa Del Mare's design and construction intentionally caters to resident well-being. This is an integral part of our purpose - to provide residents with a secure and harmonious intergenerational community environment where they can thrive.

YOUR WELL-BEING COMES FIRST

Every aspect of Villa Del Mare's design and construction intentionally caters to resident well-being. This is an integral part of our purpose - to provide residents with a secure and harmonious intergenerational community environment where they can thrive.

VILLA DEL MARE IS PURSUING THE INTERNATIONAL WELL BUILDING AND COMMUNITY STANDARD.

The WELL Community Standard aims to impact individuals not just within the walls of their homes or workplace, but throughout the public spaces where they spend their days.

A WELL community is designed to support health and well-being across all aspects and areas of community life.

Resources in a WELL community, being natural, human and technological, are used effectively, equally and responsibly to meet Villa Del Mare's current and future needs and priorities.

The WELL standard is broken up between the following concepts:

Air, Water, Nourishment, Light, Movement, Thermal Comfort, Sound, Material, Mind and Community.

AIR

The WELL Air concept aims to achieve high levels of indoor air quality across a building’s lifetime through diverse strategies that include source elimination or reduction, active and passive building design and operation strategies and human behavior interventions.

WATER

Drinking water quality; public water sanitation; facilities provisions; strategies for managing contaminated water on a systems scale; strategies to promote drinking water access.

NOURISHMENT

Fruit and vegetable access, availability and affordability; policies to reduce the availability of processed foods; nutritional information and nutrition education; food advertising and promotion; food security; food safety; strategies to support breastfeeding.

LIGHT

Maintained illuminance levels for roads and walkways; strategies for limiting light pollution and light trespass; glare and discomfort avoidance.

MOVEMENT

Fruit and vegetable access, availability and affordability; policies to reduce the availability of processed foods; nutritional information and nutrition education; food advertising and promotion; food security; food safety; strategies to support breastfeeding.

THERMAL COMFORT

Strategies to reduce the heat island effect; policies to deal with extreme temperatures; policies to manage sun exposure and ultraviolet risk.

SOUND

Noise exposure assessment; planning for acoustics; techniques to reduce sound propagation; hearing health education.

MATERIALS

Strategies to reduce exposure to hazardous chemical substances in cases of uncontrolled / accidental release and contaminated sites; strategies to limit use of hazardous chemicals in landscaping and outdoor structures.

MIND

Access to mental health care, substance abuse and addiction services; access to green spaces.

COMMUNITY

Health impact assessments; policies that address the social determinants of health; health promotion programming; policies that foster social cohesion, community identity and empowerment; crime prevention through environmental design; policies and planning for community disaster and emergency preparedness.

AIR

The WELL Air concept aims to achieve high levels of indoor air quality across a building’s lifetime through diverse strategies that include source elimination or reduction, active and passive building design and operation strategies and human behavior interventions.

WATER

Drinking water quality; public water sanitation; facilities provisions; strategies for managing contaminated water on a systems scale; strategies to promote drinking water access.

NOURISHMENT

Fruit and vegetable access, availability and affordability; policies to reduce the availability of processed foods; nutritional information and nutrition education; food advertising and promotion; food security; food safety; strategies to support breastfeeding.

LIGHT

Maintained illuminance levels for roads and walkways; strategies for limiting light pollution and light trespass; glare and discomfort avoidance.

MOVEMENT

Fruit and vegetable access, availability and affordability; policies to reduce the availability of processed foods; nutritional information and nutrition education; food advertising and promotion; food security; food safety; strategies to support breastfeeding.

THERMAL COMFORT

Strategies to reduce the heat island effect; policies to deal with extreme temperatures; policies to manage sun exposure and ultraviolet risk.

SOUND

Noise exposure assessment; planning for acoustics; techniques to reduce sound propagation; hearing health education.

MATERIALS

Strategies to reduce exposure to hazardous chemical substances in cases of uncontrolled / accidental release and contaminated sites; strategies to limit use of hazardous chemicals in landscaping and outdoor structures.

MIND

Access to mental health care, substance abuse and addiction services; access to green spaces.

COMMUNITY

Health impact assessments; policies that address the social determinants of health; health promotion programming; policies that foster social cohesion, community identity and empowerment; crime prevention through environmental design; policies and planning for community disaster and emergency preparedness.

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