The Impact of Public Green Space Views on Indoor Thermal Perception and Environment Control Behavior of Residents - A Survey Study in Shanghai

IF 0.9 Q4 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
Chunya Wu
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Abstract

To reduce energy consumption while meeting the indoor thermal comfort requirements of residential buildings, this survey study explores the visual-thermal cross-modal effect of public green space window view on residents’ indoor thermal perception, and how this effect regulates residents’ environment control behavior. Based on an online questionnaire, 424 valid data were collected from Shanghai residents during the lockdown period during which the window view is the only accessible connection to the outside. The result shows that public green space views, while not significantly changing the physical thermal sensation of residents, made a greater proportion of participants feel thermal neutral, and significantly improved the participants' environmental evaluation, thermal comfort, and thermal acceptance, resulting in a 7% decrease in using air conditioning and 7% increase in natural ventilation. Path analysis reveals that public green space window view can improve indoor thermal comfort by enhancing subjective environmental evaluation, and thus encourage passive environmental regulation behavior, reducing energy consumption. Complementing previous studies, this research provides direct evidence for the energy-saving potential of public green space in residential areas from a different angle. Keywords: Visual-thermal interaction; cross-modal perception; Environment control behavior; Environmental psychology; Sustainable design
公共绿地景观对居民室内热感知及环境控制行为的影响——以上海市为例
为了在满足居住建筑室内热舒适要求的同时降低能耗,本调查研究探讨了公共绿地窗景对居民室内热感知的视热跨模态效应,以及这种效应如何调节居民的环境控制行为。通过在线问卷调查,收集了424名上海居民在封锁期间的有效数据,在封锁期间,窗户是唯一可与外界联系的地方。结果表明,公共绿地景观在不显著改变居民物理热感觉的同时,使更大比例的参与者感到热中性,显著提高了参与者的环境评价、热舒适和热接受度,导致空调使用减少7%,自然通风增加7%。通径分析表明,公共绿地窗景可以通过增强主观环境评价来改善室内热舒适性,从而鼓励被动式环境调节行为,降低能耗。本研究补充了前人的研究,从不同的角度为居住区公共绿地的节能潜力提供了直接证据。 关键词:视热相互作用;跨通道感知;环境控制行为;环境心理学;& # x0D;可持续设计
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