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Healthy Home Design

Healthy Home Design

Written by: Kate Hamblet
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Healthy home design is where your healthy lifestyle and your love for protecting the planet meet. This podcast will help prepare you for your upcoming home renovation / addition or your new home build. It'll help guide you through the process of creating a home that'll enhance the health and happiness of your family, of all people on this earth, and of the earth itself. Join licensed architect, Kate Hamblet as she dives into healthy home design topics such as sustainable design, reducing household toxins, creating a natural home, how to tackle the home planning process, and designing a functional and comfortable home. When you live in a home designed for health and wellness, you're living in a home that allows you to easily prioritize self-care, that creates a better sleep environment, that boosts your immune system, that energizes you, that helps create more quality time with your family, that promotes happiness, and that protects the planet and all people on it. A healthy home nourishes your body, your mind and the earth. Art
Episodes
  • Q&A: Splurge vs Save with Insulation, Windows, Floors, and Roof
    Nov 4 2025

    Where would I splurge and where would I save when it comes to insulation, windows, flooring, and roofing?

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    5 mins
  • Q&A: Why We Didn't Put Exterior Insulation On Our New Home
    Oct 28 2025

    This is a great question! I urge everyone to put exteiror insulation on their homes if they're building new (even in hot climates), so why didn't I do it for my own new home?

    Exterior insulation is rigid insulation that goes on the outside of your exterior walls, behind the siding. You can also put exterior insulation on your roof, but this question is specific about the walls.

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    3 mins
  • Q&A: Basement vs Slab on Grade - Which One's Better?
    Oct 21 2025

    This Q&A question is asking whether it's better to do basements or slab on grade.

    Of course, it depends on where you live, so make sure you get local structural and soils (geotechnical) advice before making any decisions on your home's foundation :)

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    4 mins
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