Central to this study is the significance of making adaptation decisions whose success in achieving resilience to indoor overheating, remain effective both in the short term and long term future.

Climate changes have progressively produced an increase of outdoors temperature resulting in tangible warmer summers even in cold climate regions.

Despite being provided by mechanical ambient conditioning systems or not, all building have to a certain extent a degree of adaptation.

This paper presents preliminary data on a series of building comfort experiments conducted in the field.

The sari is everyday attire for most women throughout the year all across South-Asia.

Field studies have been carried out in selected Prayer Halls to address the research questions namely the impact of air conditioning on comfort of women versus men as well as on general members ver

This study aims to assess the thermal conditions of an indoor environment deemed unacceptable by workers.

In the past 20 years, better representation of occupants’ window operation in building performance simulation has received great attention, and several useful window opening behaviour models have b