Abstract As we know, people spend 80% of their daily time in buildings, and under current conditions there is an increased demand for improved quality of the indoor environment. This means in the first place, that the different actors, buyers and other beneficiaries will evaluate their decisions regarding purchases, entertainment, housing, work, etc. , taking into account the indoor conditions of buildings. After the pandemic, the demand for a higher quality of comfort and hygiene of the interior environment will be decisive in the preferences of its users, since their personal safety is affected..
There is increasing literature demonstrating the link between building indoor environmental quality,...
The COVID-19 pandemic is bringing about changes, and alongside these, we can alter the way we design...
In recent years, the application of the principles of human factors has revealed the need for rethi...
Background and aim of the work. The ongoing pandemic of COVID-19 is a strong reminder that the lockd...
The COVID-19 pandemic represents a trigger that has led to social transformations whose consequences...
The enduring pandemic and the compulsory stay-at-home condition offer the opportunity to examine som...
Building retrofitted to be resilient in the face of future climates may present risks for the health...
The attention within the communitymoves from sustainability to a healthy society. The loss of health...
Recently, the world main problem is a global warming and climate change affecting both outdoor and i...
It is quite understandable that there are growing wishes and requirements for a comfortable and heal...
Technological developments and new user expectations have placed considerable strain on businesses t...
The field of building services and the topic of interior user-centric climate has been gaining on im...
For the establishment of basic requirements and needs a different view on indoor environment quality...
With a contribution of 40% to the annual global CO 2-emissions, the built environment needs to drast...
Buildings are increasingly designed or required to be “sustainable ” or “green ” in recent years giv...
There is increasing literature demonstrating the link between building indoor environmental quality,...
The COVID-19 pandemic is bringing about changes, and alongside these, we can alter the way we design...
In recent years, the application of the principles of human factors has revealed the need for rethi...
Background and aim of the work. The ongoing pandemic of COVID-19 is a strong reminder that the lockd...
The COVID-19 pandemic represents a trigger that has led to social transformations whose consequences...
The enduring pandemic and the compulsory stay-at-home condition offer the opportunity to examine som...
Building retrofitted to be resilient in the face of future climates may present risks for the health...
The attention within the communitymoves from sustainability to a healthy society. The loss of health...
Recently, the world main problem is a global warming and climate change affecting both outdoor and i...
It is quite understandable that there are growing wishes and requirements for a comfortable and heal...
Technological developments and new user expectations have placed considerable strain on businesses t...
The field of building services and the topic of interior user-centric climate has been gaining on im...
For the establishment of basic requirements and needs a different view on indoor environment quality...
With a contribution of 40% to the annual global CO 2-emissions, the built environment needs to drast...
Buildings are increasingly designed or required to be “sustainable ” or “green ” in recent years giv...
There is increasing literature demonstrating the link between building indoor environmental quality,...
The COVID-19 pandemic is bringing about changes, and alongside these, we can alter the way we design...
In recent years, the application of the principles of human factors has revealed the need for rethi...