Combined effects of sound and illuminance on indoor environmental perception

Exploring relationships between soundscape and lightscape perception: A case study around the Colosseum and Fori Imperiali in Rome

“…Overall, in this study, we could not see a clear effect of acoustic perceptions due to changes in lighting conditions, which is consistent with previous laboratory findings. 27 For the analysis of objective and proposed subjective lighting attributes and with the purpose of the evaluation of the suitability of both parameters to assess the overall perceptual lightscape, it was expected to find some associations between the defined attributes and their respective photometric characteristic, such as the higher the value of CRI during the night the better the colour perception of objects and materials; however, this was not the case. First, we decided to analyse the attributes for each lighting condition.…”

Post-occupancy evaluation of indoor environmental quality in ten nonresidential buildings in Chongqing, China

“…The Pearson correlation analysis found that the two measures are likely correlated (P-value = 0.074). Sound pressure has been recognized as a decisive factor in previous studies, with acoustic satisfaction decreasing with increasing sound pressure [58,60,61]. Perceptions of the acoustic environment and satisfaction are influenced by factors other than sound pressure, including sound type.…”

Investigating the influence of environmental information on perceived indoor environmental quality: An exploratory study

“…Whether any of the subjects learned the exposure sequence and were influenced by it could not be determined. Due to constrained resources, continuous exposure has more often been adopted in similar studies [51][52][53][54]. It is possible that different results could be obtained by changing the sequence of the exposure or testing only one condition each day.…”