For an summary of all the environmental/physiological factors that affect work performance in the office take a look at Creating the Productive Workplace [1]. R

For an summary of all the environmental/physiological factors that affect work performance in the office take a look at Creating the Productive Workplace [1]. Research material covered include affect of temperature (high/low and variation), humidity, indoor air quality, ventilation and it's control, lighting, crowding, daylight (too much/too little), artificial light (wrong type) and noise. One of the points that comes out quite strongly is that whilst each of the environmental factors does adversely/positively impact your performance your ability to control (or lack of control) can have a greater impact. For example you will tolerate colder and warmer environments if you know that you can have some influence on the temperature . [1] https://www.researchgate.net/publication/279190533_Creating_the_Productive_Workplace https://www.researchgate.net/publication/279190533_Creating_...