Figure 2
The circle on the top is labeled “Outdoor microclimate (green circle),” The circle on the bottom left is labeled “Indoor thermal comfort (red circle),” and the circle on the bottom right is labeled “Indoor daylight comfort (blue circle).” The diagram shows four numbered regions: Region 1: The intersection of the “Outdoor microclimate” and “Indoor thermal comfort” circles. Region 2: The intersection of the “Outdoor microclimate” and “Indoor daylight comfort” circles. Region 3: The intersection of the “Indoor thermal comfort” and “Indoor daylight comfort” circles. Region 4: The central intersection where all three circles overlap. To the right of the diagram, a numbered list explains the meaning of each region‘s intersection: 1. Outdoor microclimate AND Indoor thermal comfort 2. Outdoor microclimate AND Indoor daylight comfort 3. Indoor thermal comfort AND Indoor daylight comfort 4. Outdoor microclimate AND Indoor thermal comfort AND Indoor daylight comfortThree-way interaction model. Source: Authors’ own work