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1. Evaluating design strategies, performance and occupant satisfaction: a low carbon office refurbishment.

2. Integrating occupant preference and life cycle energy evaluation: a simplified method.

3. Building human agency: a timely manifesto.

4. Occupants' behaviour: determinants and effects on residential heating consumption.

5. Suggestion for new approach to overheating diagnostics.

6. Understanding occupant behaviour: the use of controls in mixed-mode office buildings.

7. Influence of occupants' knowledge on comfort expectations and behaviour.

8. The conditioning of comfort.

9. Studying thermal comfort in context.

10. Comfort in a brave new world.

11. New standards for comfort and energy use in buildings.

12. Cold comfort in a high carbon society?

13. Are comfort expectations of building occupants too high?

14. Do we need a metatheory of the built environment?

15. Comfort expectations: the impact of demand-management strategies in Australia.

16. Escaping the house: comfort and the California garden.

17. Understanding heat wave vulnerability in nursing and residential homes.

18. Re-contextualizing the notion of comfort.

19. Air-conditioning and the 'homogenization' of people and built environments.

20. Growth in mobile air-conditioning: a socio-technical research agenda.

21. Conquering winter: US consumers and the cast-iron stove.

22. Bayesian estimation of visual discomfort.

23. How phase change materials affect thermal performance: hollow bricks.

24. Quantifying occupant comfort: are combined indices of the indoor environment practicable?

25. Post-occupancy evaluation and field studies of thermal comfort.

26. Debating the future of comfort: environmental sustainability, energy consumption and the indoor environment.

27. Architects need environmental feedback.

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