The belief that individual control leads to beneficial behavioural outcomes underlies many recommendations to install individual controls for workplace lighting, temperature, and ventilation in workplaces. The present experiment compared the work performance and satisfaction of 47 office workers who were given choices concerning workplace lighting (CS) with age- and sex-matched partners (PP) who were given no choices but worked under identical lighting. Preferred luminous conditions were recorded for both groups. Satisfaction with lighting and the work environment were high for both groups, and the majority of participants chose lighting conditions consistent with current codes and standards for lighting, including energy use. CS participan...
Participants (N=40) occupied a glare-free, daylit office laboratory for one day, and were prompted e...
This paper presents an overview of peer-reviewed investigations of subjective issues linked to the u...
Designers, researchers and the building services community tend to believe that occupants should hav...
The belief that individual control leads to beneficial behavioural outcomes underlies many recommend...
This paper describes two experiments concerning the effects of variations in lighting quality on off...
This experiment was conducted in a mock-up office-space laboratory. One hundred and eighteen partici...
This experiment was conducted in a mock-up office space in a laboratory. 118 participants worked for...
Most would agree that a high-quality lighting installation provides good task visibility and contrib...
This paper reports on two experiments conducted in the same office laboratory. As part of a larger e...
In two experiments in a simulated office space, temporary office personnel worked under one of six l...
Providing environmental control to users in multi-user offices has long being considered not done. O...
This paper compares research participants' office lighting choices to recommended practice and exist...
There is little empirical proof that greater individual control of office environments have tangible...
This paper reports a field investigation in to the behavioural effects of an energy-saving lighting ...
This experiment was conducted in a mock-up office space laboratory. 118 participants worked for a si...
Participants (N=40) occupied a glare-free, daylit office laboratory for one day, and were prompted e...
This paper presents an overview of peer-reviewed investigations of subjective issues linked to the u...
Designers, researchers and the building services community tend to believe that occupants should hav...
The belief that individual control leads to beneficial behavioural outcomes underlies many recommend...
This paper describes two experiments concerning the effects of variations in lighting quality on off...
This experiment was conducted in a mock-up office-space laboratory. One hundred and eighteen partici...
This experiment was conducted in a mock-up office space in a laboratory. 118 participants worked for...
Most would agree that a high-quality lighting installation provides good task visibility and contrib...
This paper reports on two experiments conducted in the same office laboratory. As part of a larger e...
In two experiments in a simulated office space, temporary office personnel worked under one of six l...
Providing environmental control to users in multi-user offices has long being considered not done. O...
This paper compares research participants' office lighting choices to recommended practice and exist...
There is little empirical proof that greater individual control of office environments have tangible...
This paper reports a field investigation in to the behavioural effects of an energy-saving lighting ...
This experiment was conducted in a mock-up office space laboratory. 118 participants worked for a si...
Participants (N=40) occupied a glare-free, daylit office laboratory for one day, and were prompted e...
This paper presents an overview of peer-reviewed investigations of subjective issues linked to the u...
Designers, researchers and the building services community tend to believe that occupants should hav...