Previous studies have explored the validity of various design and functioning interventions
to improve indoor environmental quality (IEQ); however, there is a lack of empirical studies …

Post-occupancy evaluations (POE) have been often used to study user satisfaction with
office environments. More recently, POEs have been recognized for documenting occupant …

ABSTRACT Post-Occupancy Evaluations are used to study occupants' well-being and
subjective responses to indoor environmental quality (IEQ), including factors such as …

The green building movement is an attempt to address IEQ and occupant health concerns
by providing healthier building environments. As improved IEQ is the stated goal of green …

Buildings with transient occupancy such as malls and sport facilities pose a particular
challenge for evaluating the effect of indoor environmental quality (IEQ) on occupant comfort …

High-performance green buildings are often promoted as offering higher quality, more
productive environments for their occupants. Yet measuring how successful a building is at …

Indoor Environment Quality (IEQ) of green offices is able to change occupants' behaviour by
representing various conditions. The IEQ depends on factors such as lighting, noise, thermal …

Understanding how occupants perceive the built environment is a growing interest in
sustainability research. This article looks into how design interventions in a workplace …

Providing indoor environmental quality (IEQ) that satisfies building occupants is an essential
component for sustainable and healthy buildings. Existing studies mainly analyse the …

Despite a paucity of rigorous scientific evidence causally linking Indoor Environmental
Quality (IEQ) issues to office occupants' productivity, there is a widespread belief that such …