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Future health: sustainable places for health and well-being

CABE, (2009) Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment, 1 Kemble Street, London WC2B 4AN
Explaining how good design makes healthy places by bringing together what CABE knows about sustainable, health-promoting design with the latest thinking about individual health and well-being.
Drawing on examples and research, Future health shows how good planning can have a positive impact on public health, how health trusts can cut carbon and costs by co-locating services, and how designers can influence people's well-being.
Future health will be of interest to health trusts, planners, policymakers and premises providers.