Study Evaluates Indoor Environmental Quality and Satisfaction in Yemeni University Housing

This study assesses occupant perceptions of indoor environmental quality and facility satisfaction in four university housing facilities in Taiz, Yemen. Using 253 resident questionnaires and specialist appraisals, the research highlights marginal thermal comfort consistency and sensory indoor environmental quality's association with perceived functionality and satisfaction. The findings emphasize the need to distinguish occupant perceptions from measured building performance in service-constrained settings.

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