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Open House International
Open House International (2026) 51 (4): 774–794.
Published: 02 June 2026
...Abir Labdani; Soufiane Fezzai; Lazhar Gherzouli; Islam Boukhelkhal; Radia Bouarroudj Purpose This study explicitly investigates how outdoor thermal comfort (OTC) and spatial configuration jointly shape children's urban liveability (CUL) in the Square of El Khroub, a semi-arid context. It further...
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Open House International
Open House International (2022) 47 (3): 473–493.
Published: 19 April 2022
... and physiologically equivalent temperature (PET) profiles were plotted to explore the impacts of the spatial characteristics of that urban square and local street. Design/methodology/approach This research investigates the effects of urban canyons and landscape on air temperature and outdoor thermal comfort...
