Figure 19
The illustration is divided into three horizontal sections, enclosed by dashed rectangles, and shows fourteen labeled panels arranged in a grid. The top row contains six 3 D building models labeled above with rectangular boxes bordered in green reading, from left to right, “Operative Temperature,” “Thermal Sensation,” “Thermal Satisfaction,” “C O 2 Levels,” “Relative Humidity,” and “Air Quality.” Each model has a transparent wireframe building structure with color shading applied to the floors. The first model is shaded in dark and light blue tones, the second in red and blue, the third in green, the fourth in gray, the fifth in light blue, and the sixth in yellowish tones. The models have consistent gridlines and 3 D perspective alignment. The second row contains five 3 D building models, also enclosed by dashed borders and labeled below with rectangular boxes reading, from left to right, “Daylight Autonomy,” “Percentage of D A greater than 50 percent,” “Daylight Satisfaction,” “Sound Level,” and “Acoustic Satisfaction.” The first model is covered with alternating horizontal patterns of red, blue, and yellow. The second model has vertical color blocks of red and blue. The third model is shaded in gray with faint green patches. The fourth model shows yellow and blue areas with a vertical color bar on the right. The fifth model is shaded in light green tones with a vertical color scale on the right. All five maintain the same structural layout and orientation. The third row includes three panels under dashed borders labeled below as “Comfort I E Satisfaction,” “Factor Satisfaction,” and “Satisfaction Levels.” The first panel shows a 3 D building shaded in yellow and light red tones. The second panel contains two charts arranged vertically: a circular radar chart with colored axes at the top left and a bar chart with four vertical bars below it. The third panel displays a central violin plot vertically elongated with a green-to-red gradient at the top, and a bar chart with red, yellow, and green bars is shown at the bottom.Demonstration of the proposed tool simulation outputs showing predicted satisfaction with individual factors and the overall IE satisfaction for the comfort dimension on the case study building U city. Source: Authors' own work