Meth Harm in Housing Is Structural — Why Protective Surface Design Matters 

Housing providers don’t struggle because meth contamination occurs — they struggle because of how buildings respond when it does.  Meth contamination in housing is often treated as an isolated event — something that appears, is addressed, and resolved.  Operational evidence from housing portfolios shows something different.  Meth-related harm is structural. By structural, we mean it arises from the operating environment and asset design, not…

Containing Exposure to Meth Contamination Damage, Preserving Assets — Why Preventive Design Changes Outcomes

Between the start of 2023 and the end of 2024, the amount of methamphetamine being used in New Zealand doubled. There has been a four fold increase in meth use since 2019. This means the likelihood of contamination events is increasing. Results from the meth testing industry confirm this. Results from the meth testing industry also identify that the severity…

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