This paper presents results of a long-term evaluation of occupant perception of and satisfaction with thermal comfort in two neighbouring office buildings in Freiburg. They were obtained in field surveys by daily questioning and accompanying measurements in high temporal resolution. One office building is conditioned during summer according to a night-time ventilation concept and the second uses concrete core conditioning and a supply/exhaust ventilation system. Based on the survey data and a regression analysis, a model was calculated to predict the comfort temperature depending on the cooling concept employed. Results were compared to the comfort models of DIN EN 15251
This study aims at evaluating the perceived thermal sensation of occupants with respect to thermal c...
This paper presents the initial findings of ASHRAE research project RP-462, a field study of environ...
This study uses field monitoring and post occupancy evaluation (POE) surveys to investigate the indo...
Mit längerfristigen Nutzerbefragungen in zwei unmittelbar benachbarten Bürogebäuden in Freiburg wurd...
In order to compare measurements and subjective votes on thermal comfort in a non-conditioned indoor...
The results from a large field study of thermal comfort in European office buildings are reported. M...
The productivity, health, and well-being of office workers are known to be influenced by the indoor ...
This paper presents a detailed analysis of thermal comfort in summer for 19 lowenergy non-residentia...
This study explores the interaction between perceived and calculated thermal comfort in Iranian offi...
Abstract The objective of this study is to compare the subjective responses of office users located ...
A comfortable indoor environment is one of the primary conditions of buildings. A majority of studie...
International standards state the thermal comfort requirements that office spaces must comply with. ...
A comfortable indoor environment is one of the primary conditions of buildings. A majority of studie...
This paper reports the indoor air operative temperature and relative humidity outcomes of a sixteen-...
This study aims to determine the optimal approach for evaluating thermal comfort in an office that u...
This study aims at evaluating the perceived thermal sensation of occupants with respect to thermal c...
This paper presents the initial findings of ASHRAE research project RP-462, a field study of environ...
This study uses field monitoring and post occupancy evaluation (POE) surveys to investigate the indo...
Mit längerfristigen Nutzerbefragungen in zwei unmittelbar benachbarten Bürogebäuden in Freiburg wurd...
In order to compare measurements and subjective votes on thermal comfort in a non-conditioned indoor...
The results from a large field study of thermal comfort in European office buildings are reported. M...
The productivity, health, and well-being of office workers are known to be influenced by the indoor ...
This paper presents a detailed analysis of thermal comfort in summer for 19 lowenergy non-residentia...
This study explores the interaction between perceived and calculated thermal comfort in Iranian offi...
Abstract The objective of this study is to compare the subjective responses of office users located ...
A comfortable indoor environment is one of the primary conditions of buildings. A majority of studie...
International standards state the thermal comfort requirements that office spaces must comply with. ...
A comfortable indoor environment is one of the primary conditions of buildings. A majority of studie...
This paper reports the indoor air operative temperature and relative humidity outcomes of a sixteen-...
This study aims to determine the optimal approach for evaluating thermal comfort in an office that u...
This study aims at evaluating the perceived thermal sensation of occupants with respect to thermal c...
This paper presents the initial findings of ASHRAE research project RP-462, a field study of environ...
This study uses field monitoring and post occupancy evaluation (POE) surveys to investigate the indo...