Workplace design plays a crucial role in promoting employee pro ductivity and well-being. This study investigates how basic indoor environmental quality (IEQ) factors influence the perceived productivity of full-time workers and students. Data were collected using a questionnaire from individuals who spend at least six hours daily in a private office or study room. The questionnaire assessed the perceived influence of indoor environmental factors on productivity, draw ing on the principles of subjective evaluation used in the Building Use Studies Methodology. Statistical analyses revealed that IEQ factors influence were per ceived similar by students and full-time workers and that almost all factors were perceived to be highly influential on the productivity perception of subjects. The results show that among the factors analyzed, only the presence of vegetation was perceived as having little influence although workers and students perceived it slightly differently.

Exploring Office Environment Conditions and Occupants’ Satisfaction / Andrea Silei; carla Balocco; Cristina Piselli; Fabio Sciurpi. - STAMPA. - 1:(2025), pp. 1-494. (Intervento presentato al convegno Buildings Physics tenutosi a Toronto Canada nel 17-24 July 2024) [10.1007/978-981-97-8317-5_20].

Exploring Office Environment Conditions and Occupants’ Satisfaction

Andrea Silei
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carla Balocco
Conceptualization
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Cristina Piselli;Fabio Sciurpi
2025

Abstract

Workplace design plays a crucial role in promoting employee pro ductivity and well-being. This study investigates how basic indoor environmental quality (IEQ) factors influence the perceived productivity of full-time workers and students. Data were collected using a questionnaire from individuals who spend at least six hours daily in a private office or study room. The questionnaire assessed the perceived influence of indoor environmental factors on productivity, draw ing on the principles of subjective evaluation used in the Building Use Studies Methodology. Statistical analyses revealed that IEQ factors influence were per ceived similar by students and full-time workers and that almost all factors were perceived to be highly influential on the productivity perception of subjects. The results show that among the factors analyzed, only the presence of vegetation was perceived as having little influence although workers and students perceived it slightly differently.
2025
Multiphysics and Multiscale Building Physics Proceedings of the 9th International Building Physics Conference (IBPC 2024) Volume 4: Indoor Air Quality (IAQ), Lighting and Acoustics
Buildings Physics
Toronto Canada
17-24 July 2024
Andrea Silei; carla Balocco; Cristina Piselli; Fabio Sciurpi
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