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The Senses Considered As Perceptual Systems

The social logic of space: Buildings and their genotypes

Toward a user-oriented recommendation system for real estate websites

Stimulating designers' creativity based on a creative evolutionary system and collective intelligence in product design

Effects of double skin envelopes on natural ventilation and heating loads in office buildings

Reliability-based design optimization of monopile transition piece for offshore wind turbine system

The combined effects of color temperature and illuminance in a small office on visual response and mood under various lighting conditions were examined in this study. Visual annoyance tests were conducted using a sample of 20 subjects in a full-scale mock-up test space. Computer and paper-based reading tasks were conducted for 500 lx and 750 lx illuminance levels under 3,000 K, 4,000 K and 6,500 K conditions. Two hypotheses were considered for the test in this study. The primary hypothesis was that visual perception is affected by the color temperatures of light sources. The secondary hypothesis was that better moods, such as relaxed and cozy feelings, are associated with low color temperatures given equal illuminance levels. The visual environment under the 3,000 K condition was characterized by glare and brightness, resulting in visual discomfort when target illuminance was higher than 500 lx. Occupants preferred 500 lx under the 6,500 K condition, and 500 lx and 750 lx under the 4,000 K condition, reporting better visual satisfaction when performing office tasks. Prediction models for visual comfort suggest that the less that subjects are visually bothered by light during tasks, the more visual comfort they feel. User satisfaction with light source color is critical for the prediction of visual comfort under different lighting conditions. Visual comfort was the most influential factor on mood. Lower color temperature was associated with better mood at lower illuminance levels, while higher color temperature was preferred at higher illuminance levels.

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Ji-Hyun Lee

Papers

Toward a user-oriented recommendation system for real estate websites

Stimulating designers' creativity based on a creative evolutionary system and collective intelligence in product design

Effects of double skin envelopes on natural ventilation and heating loads in office buildings

Reliability-based design optimization of monopile transition piece for offshore wind turbine system

Analysis of Occupants’ Visual Perception to Refine Indoor Lighting Environment for Office Tasks