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"This book brings together concepts from the building, environmental, behavioural and health sciences to provide an interdisciplinary understanding of office and workplace design. Today, with changes in the world of work and the relentless surge in technology, offices have emerged as the repositories of organizational symbolism, denoted by the spatial design of offices, physical settings and the built environment (architecture, urban locale). Drawing on Euclidian geometry that quantifies space as the distance between two or more points, a body of knowledge on office buildings, the concept of office and office space, and the interrelationships of spatial and behavioural attributes in office design are elucidated. Building and office work-related illnesses, namely sick building syndrome and ailments arising from the indoor environment, and the menace of musculoskeletal disorders are the alarming manifestations that critically affect employee satisfaction, morale and work outcomes. With a focus on office ergonomics, the book brings the discussion on the fundamentals of work design, with emphasis on computer workstation users. Strategic guidance of lighting systems and visual performance in workplaces are directed for better application of ergonomics and improvement in office indoor environment. It discusses the profiles of bioclimatic, indoor air quality, ventilation intervention, lighting and acoustic characteristics in office buildings. Emphasis has been given to the energy performance of buildings, and contemporary perspectives of building sustainability, such as green office building assessment schemes, and national and international building-related standards and codes. Intended for students and professionals from ergonomics, architecture, interior design, as well as construction engineers, health care professionals, and office planners, the book brings a unified overview of the health, safety and environment issues associated with the design of office buildings."

"Sistem HVAC pada office building berperan penting untuk menyediakan kenyamanan yang ideal bagi pengguna di dalamnya. Hal ini menyebabkan besarnya konsumsi energi di sektor perkantoran. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui efektifitas dan heat recovery dari penggunaan heat pipe heat exchanger dan return air. Volume return air yang digunakan dalam penelitian ini sebesar 30% dan HPHE yang digunakan berjumlah dua modul yang terdiri dari 3 baris heat pipe per modul. Pada inlet evaporator dialiri udara dengan variasi temperatur: 30, 35, 40, dan 45°C, serta dengan kecepatan 1,0; 1,5; dan 2,0 m/s. Beban pada ruangan bervariasi 200 dan 300W. Hasil dari percobaan ini mendapatkan nilai efektifitas HPHE terbesar pada percobaan temperature udara masuk 45oC; vin 1m/s; vout 2m/s; dan beban ruangan 200W yaitu sebesar 0,403 atau 40,3%. Heat recovery HPHE terbesar didapatkan pada percobaan temperature udara masuk 45oC; vin 2m/s; vout 2m/s; dan beban ruangan 200W yaitu sebesar 398,720W. Hasil dari penelitian menunjukkan bahwa penggunaan return air memengaruhi temperatur inlet evaporator.

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HVAC systems in office buildings play an important role in providing ideal comfort for users in the building. This causes a large amount of energy consumption in the office sector. This study aims to determine the effectiveness and heat recovery from the use of heat pipe heat exchangers and return air. The return air volume used in this study was 30% and the HPHE used was two modules consisting of 3 lines of heat pipe per module. At the inlet of the evaporator, air flows with variations in temperature: 30, 35, 40, and 45°C, and with a speed of 1.0; 1.5; and 2.0 m/s. The load on the room varies between 200 and 300W. The results of this experiment get the greatest HPHE effectiveness value at the 45oC intake air temperature experiment; vin 1m/s; vout 2m/s; and 200W room load that is equal to 0.403 or 40.3%. The largest HPHE heat recovery was found in the 45oC intake air temperature experiment; vin 2m/s; vout 2m/s; and the room load is 200W, which is 398,720W. The results of the study indicate that the use of return water affects the inlet temperature of the evaporator."