Relationship between architectural design and thermal comfort in modern small lecture hall.

The paper focuses on the relationship between architectural design and thermal comfort in the modern small lecture hall. Thermal comfort in modern small university lecture halls is usually provided by modern ventilation systems or modern air conditioning systems. Reconciliation of architectural design with the requirements of modern ventilation systems or modern air conditioning systems is inevitable to ensure the thermal comfort of students. Detailed analysis is devoted to the process of harmonization of architectural design with thermal comfort in a small university lecture hall. Abiding by the optimal parameters of thermal comfort is essential for students in a small university lecture hall. The adhesion of these parameters is fundamental for the physical and mental condition of students and directly relates to their performance. Experimental measurements were carried out in the winter season in the modern small lecture hall in Budapest to assess the parameters of thermal comfort. The Testo 480 device was used for the measurements. The measured values of thermal comfort are carefully presented on the charts. The architectural design and ventilation system of the modern small university lecture hall were evaluated based on measured thermal comfort. The conclusion of this paper presents the principles of modern harmonization of the architectural design of the new small lecture hall in relation to the design of the elements of the ventilation system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]