Malin Höij
Malin Höij is Brand Communication Director and works with Swegon’s overall focus on how great indoor environments can make people feel, think and perform better. Malin is impassioned about Feel good inside, the mantra of Swegon, which proclaims our strive for people to feel good indoors and inside themselves.
By topics
- Indoor Climate Knowledge (36)
- Cooling & Heating (24)
- Air Handling Units (19)
- Energy Efficiency (18)
- Room Units (13)
- Sustainability (11)
- Heat Pumps (10)
- Optimisation Systems (9)
- Acoustics (7)
- Humidity (7)
- Knowledge (6)
- Renovation (6)
- Schools (4)
- Software (4)
- Air Quality (3)
- BIM (3)
- Gender Equality (3)
- Services & Connectivity (3)
- Architecture & Design (1)
- Building Certification (1)
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Malin Höij
Continuous improvements and standardisation - interview with Johan Lundgren
Significant improvements and genuine contributions for better tomorrow can be achieved when products and production processes are known in every detail. That is what Johan Lundgren, Plant Manager at the Swegon factory in Tomelilla, believes and he has enthusiastically told me about the many …Malin Höij
Small measures to reduce energy consumption - interview with Anders Hultman
Never before has the topic of energy been given so much attention as today. We are constantly surrounded by news, debates, and digital tools informing us about energy in terms of price, consumption and/or the scarcity of it. It can be difficult to take it all in, and to know what can be done to …Malin Höij
Joining forces to drive real change
How many people outside of the building sector and academic discussions are aware of the benefits we as human beings draw from good indoor environments, in terms of health, well-being and productivity?Malin Höij
What is the Renovation Wave, and how can we make it into a real game changer?
The Renovation Wave will set the standard for renovation projects within the European Union for the coming years, and we will be living with the results for decades to come. But is there a risk that we look at renovations from a too narrow perspective? What can we as building sector professionals …By topics