Analysis And Research On The Comfort Of The Office Space Of The Architectural Design Institute

The office building is one of the most common type of building. And office spaceas an office building in the most important part of it creates the quality of workingenvironment will directly affect the physical and mental health and work efficiency ofemployees. For engineers in the institute work all day immersed in the office, the officehas become their second home, their work space environment is a great need forconcern. How to create a comfortable and Design Institute of office space, has becomean urgent task of the architect.Papers to the comfort of the architectural design institute office space for research,review the course of development of office space and comfort of office space from boththe physiological needs and psychological needs of the staff analysis of the influencingfactors, as the basis for the establishment of comfort evaluation factor set, and acomprehensive analysis of Xi’an several typical architectural design institute for theresearch object, revealing the current status quo of the ose of such design institute officespace and the problems, summed up the architectural design institute office spacespecificity, and ultimately pus forward comfort design countermeasures.The article is divided into four parts. Part I (Introduction) background to the topicsof reason, purpose, meaning and theoretical studies at home and abroad, thesis researchmethods are described. The second part (chapters II to III) reviews the development ofoffice space to the evolution of history, summed up the impact factors of the comfort ofthe office building office space, research provide a theoretical basis. The third part(Chapter IV) of representative of the Architectural Institute of Xi’an office space,comfort research and analysis, and then through an integrated summed up the status quo of the use of such office soace and comfort needs. The forth part (Chapter V)summarizes the architectural design institute office space particularity, and on this basisproposed design measures of comfort.