ANALYSIS OF THERMAL ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS THAT AFFECTED THE IMPROVEMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SATISFACTION BY RELOCATING THE WELLNESS OFFICE

Abstract

With the relocation of the Wellness office, the performance of the old building and the new building was evaluated by environmental measurement and intellectual productivity survey. The correlation between the measured physical environment factors and the degree of satisfaction with the thermal environment was analyzed, and the factors affecting the degree of satisfaction with the thermal environment were identified for each winter and summer. It was found that temperature fluctuations and vertical temperature differences have a large effect on environmental satisfaction in winter, and temperature fluctuations and wind contact are important matters in summer.