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thermal delight: a standalone construct

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Architecture

the pleasure and cultural meaning people find in warmth, coolness and changes in temperature in buildings, beyond mere comfort.

In architecture, thermal delight refers to the pleasure and cultural meaning people find in warmth, coolness and changes in temperature in buildings, beyond mere comfort. This meaning comes from Heschong (1979) in Thermal delight in architecture.[1]

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References

Heschong, L. (1979). Thermal delight in architecture. MIT Press. ISBN 9780262081016

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