When designing the building, remember that in the presence of oxygen or moisture, mold can grow on any organic material—wood, paper, drywall or insulation. This does not mean you must avoid using these materials, but you should pay close attention to thes

When designing the building, remember that in the presence of oxygen or moisture, mold can grow on any organic material—wood, paper, drywall or insulation. This does not mean you must avoid using these materials, but you should pay close attention to these areas. For example, if you install vinyl wallpaper, a vapor barrier, you are trapping moisture beneath the wallpaper, which may cause mold that cannot be seen.