TakeAirLabs
R&D Biotech solutions for IEQ
Take Air Labs strives to strengthen the overall knowledge in creating sustainable and healthy indoor environments. By addressing research, academic, policy and contemporary issues, we create a network of information and expertise in tackling future and current endeavours.
About TAL
We focus on Biological air treatments for indoor environments. Recreating ecological process from nature to benefit indoor habitats. Supporting immunity systems and suppressing potential airborne contamination by improving the indoor biosphere. The goal is to bring rebalanced indoor air and thus grow towards a more suitable environment for human consumption. TakeAirLabs widens its scope to different internal and external elements impacting indoor air quality (IAQ).
Continuing stronger building regulations forces buildings to breathe in energy-efficient ways, bringing a balanced climate can be challenging and requires critical thought. Global pandemics and health crisis challenge us how a healthy indoor climate should look, and how these should operate. Acknowledging external influences on the indoor climate such as pollution and smog, we embark on a search for innovative solutions in tackling these global problems. We welcome like-minded people that see the importance of a qualitative indoor space and its health and societal potential on sustainable and environmental technologies.
TakeAirLabs certificate program for microbial and technical excellence
The TALCE21 program addresses the fundamental issues that determine the health of your building. By workings towards excellent technical performance for your ventilation system, we build a future platform where your microbial environment is resilient and highly adaptable. Mitigating the risks to the fullest we present a promote and protect strategy for indoor pollutants such as viral pathogens.
When combatting airborne particles a source reduction strategy is becoming a minimum requirement. Offering an inclusive solution for everyone in your building will determine the success of your strategy. TakeAirLabs delivers a strong foundation to transform your ventilation system from necessity to competitive advantage.
Priorities
Core activities of TAL today consist of:
- R&D on aerosol and microbial movement for IAQ
- Microbiological IAQ certification
- Connecting strategic partnerships
- Policy work and networking
Other topics are:
- Energy efficiency.
- Sustainable Development Goals.
- The societal impact of air contamination.
- The impact of a global health crisis on ventilation systems.
Background
TakeAirLabs (TAL) is an independent biotechnological company that is responsible for the R&D for the Biospheric Ventilation system of TakeAir.
Within the TakeAir team, the necessity grew to expand its operations regarding research and policy. With the purpose to strengthen its position in the political field and improve the public understanding of healthy and sustainable environments.
How should such an environment look? Imagine being in a building that creates a favourable indoor biosphere. Structures that support your immunity system and suppress potential airborne contamination. Today, the urgency is crystal clear! The TakeAir team shares a strong motivation for the indoor climate. Alongside the core team stands a strong network of collaborating laboratories, researchers, examinators, investors and believers.
We’re experimenting, learning and evolving. We share results and show an unrelenting drive to make a change. Our goal is to create buildings with a biosphere of their own, producing a healthy indoor and outdoor climate. Married with best practices in sustainable and environmental architecture. We gladly welcome like-minded people that see the importance of a qualitative indoor space. TakeAir embodies to create this thanks to a diverse and stable indoor microbiome.
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News
PropTech Lab Belgium
PropTech Lab is the Belgian community of Innovators in the real estate value chain. Our mission is to foster innovations in construction and real estate, and to ease the digital transformation of the industry.
Industrial advisory board Smart Ventilation
TAL joins the Industrial advisory committee: "Towards Smart Ventilation in Mid-sized buildings" project. We aim to meet the needs by developing a performance-based method that approaches the design of Smart Ventilation systems as a whole, driven by performance assessment and optimization during the whole life-cycle of the system. We want to improve the energy efficiency of buildings and their systems, to achieve a decarbonised EU building stock.