Indoor Air Quality, Volume 24, Issue 11 12.
Designing comfortable internal conditions in buildings is essential in guaranteeing occupants' good health, wellbeing and high productivity. This is of particular importance as leading firms are emphasising the shift from product delivery towards the satisfaction of clients' and users'...
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2006
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Table of Contents:
- Cover; CONTENTS; EDITORIAL REVIEW BOARD; Editorial; Failure of a control strategy for a hybrid air-conditioning and wind catchers/towers system at Bluewater shopping malls in Kent, UK; Air diffusion performance index of high sidewall line diffuser in a room with perimeter heating load; The risk management for indoor air pollution caused by formaldehyde in housing; Developments of the emission classification of building materials; Causes and prevention of symptom complaints in office buildings; Criteria for the indoor environment for energy performance of buildings.
- A new national design code for indoor air environment of sports buildingsAwards for Excellence.
