Perception on thermal comfort in building among building surveyor students at Annex 3 in UiTM Seri Iskandar / Mimi Aqielah Hashim

The internal to external transition, and subsequent occupant adaptation, influences occupants ’thermal perceptions and their evaluation of the building. The mixed method assessed whether the critical factors mentioned in the previous study affected the thermal comfort of students in Annex 3 of UiTM Seri Iskandar. The objective of this research are to study thermal comfort for Institutional building in UiTM Perak Branch, to identify critical factors that are caused by thermal comfort and to identify the comfort level study of annex 3. Sixty one respondents answered the data collection representing the perception of students about thermal comfort in Annex 3 of UiTM Seri Iskandar. The parameter readings were taken in terms of Relative Humidity (RH), Temperature and Lux of the building in the morning, afternoon and evening to know the thermal comfort of the building. This study found several critical factors affecting thermal comfort students, including lighting, sound, metabolism rate, etc. Structured questionnaire for this case study using Google form.