Being able to perform office task without transpiration.

@Amar Bennadji, I agree with you, thank you so much

Best regards

It is somehow hot.

@Boudnani Zeine Elabidine, so what can you do to set the comfort?

Thank you for your answer.

My offices located in Switzerland are heated in winter, hence comfortable. In summer, the passive cooling strategy (see attache paper) keeps them comfortable (

Thank you Claude for the answer and for sharing papers with me.

Hi, in order to achieve adequate thermal conditions during Greek hot summer, within our office we use a split unit AC from morning to midday and natural ventilation (window opening) in the afternoon when ambient temperature is decreasing. Our target values are 23-26 °C of indoor air Temperature and 30-60% of RH. Our office is about 30sqm (reinforced concrete) with double glazed windows (aluminum frame).

Thank you Nicolaos for your answer.

We have used different survey's scales to investigate the accuracy of thermal comfort votes.

Maybe the following papers would be useful for you.

Hope you find your answer in them,

"A satisfaction-range approach for achieving thermal comfort level in a shared office"

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0360132318303512

"Investigating Occupancy-Driven Air-Conditioning Control Based on Thermal Comfort Level"

https://ascelibrary.org/doi/abs/10.1061/%28ASCE%29AE.1943-5568.0000295

@Mehdi Pazhoohesh thank you so much.

Iam agree with Amar Bennadji

From an architectonic point of view, seek thermal improvement by enhancing the entry of convective air, recirculating hot air to high areas of your room and maintaining a flow of cold air by thermal crossing between ventilated areas. There is no summer heat, and there is a poor distribution of accumulated air and the non-overcoming of natural thermal energy. Give it ok if you agree!