绿色办公环境:新西兰员工对IEQ的认知

IF 3.5 Q3 GREEN & SUSTAINABLE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Smart and Sustainable Built Environment Pub Date : 2022-12-29 DOI:10.1108/sasbe-09-2022-0204
E. Rasheed, J. Rotimi
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目的实现适当的室内环境质量(IEQ)对绿色办公环境至关重要。尽管全球各地都对绿色办公室的理想IEQ进行了大量研究,但对于新西兰上班族更喜欢并认为哪种室内环境最合适,人们知之甚少。这项研究调查了新西兰上班族对绿色环境的偏好。设计/方法/方法从惠灵顿和奥克兰这两个主要城市方便地选择了工人进行问卷调查研究。根据工人的人口统计数据,对149名工人的看法进行了分析和讨论。根据平均值、标准差、回答频率和意见差异对每个问题的回答进行了分析。结果表明,在绿色工作环境中,工人对理想IEQ的偏好在很大程度上取决于人口统计。新西兰的上班族更喜欢有更多新鲜空气的工作环境,并依赖混合模式的通风和照明系统。此外,新西兰的上班族喜欢拥有更好的音质,减少分心和背景噪音。关于温度,工人们更喜欢既不凉爽也不温暖的工作场所。对于新西兰员工来说,他们更喜欢对办公室的IEQ进行一些(不完全)个人控制。研究局限性/含义这项研究是在夏季进行的,可能会影响收到的回复。此外,样本量仅限于该国的两个主要城市。应在其他地区和不同季节进行进一步研究。实际意义这项研究为这一研究领域的更多研究提供了机会,并突出了值得批判性研究的重要发现。这项研究的结果有利于各种利益相关者,如设施经理和工作场所设计师,并支持积极主动的应对方法,以实现建筑居住者对理想工作环境的偏好。独创性/价值这项研究是新西兰第一项探索工人对IEQ的偏好的研究,该偏好不局限于特定的建筑,扩展了工人对该国理想工作环境感知的知识体系。
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The green office environment: New Zealand workers' perception of IEQ
PurposeAchieving an appropriate indoor environment quality (IEQ) is crucial to a green office environment. Whilst much research has been carried out across the globe on the ideal IEQ for green offices, little is known about which indoor environment New Zealand office workers prefer and regard as most appropriate. This study investigated New Zealand office workers' preference for a green environment.Design/methodology/approachWorkers were conveniently selected for a questionnaire survey study from two major cities in the country – Wellington and Auckland. The perception of 149 workers was analysed and discussed based on the workers' demographics. The responses to each question were analysed based on the mean, standard deviation, frequency of responses and difference in opinion.FindingsThe results showed that workers' preferences for an ideal IEQ in green work environments depend largely on demographics. New Zealand office workers prefer work environments to have more fresh air and rely on mixed-mode ventilation and lighting systems. Also New Zealand office workers like to have better acoustic quality with less distraction and background noise. Regarding temperature, workers prefer workspaces to be neither cooler nor warmer. Unique to New Zealand workers, the workers prefer to have some (not complete) individual control over the IEQ in offices.Research limitations/implicationsThis study was conducted in the summer season, which could have impacted the responses received. Also the sample size was limited to two major cities in the country. Further studies should be conducted in other regions and during different seasons.Practical implicationsThis study provides the opportunity for more studies in this area of research and highlights significant findings worthy of critical investigations. The results of this study benefit various stakeholders, such as facilities managers and workplace designers, and support proactive response approaches to achieving building occupants' preferences for an ideal work environment.Originality/valueThis study is the first research in New Zealand to explore worker preferences of IEQ that is not limited to a particular building, expanding the body of knowledge on workers' perception of the ideal work environment in the country.
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