Internal environment - Revision history

Editor at 09:56, 26 August 2021

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	* Air quality.		* Air quality.
	* Built environment.		* Built environment.
		+	* Digital building dashboard tech on the horizon.
	* Environment.		* Environment.
	* External environment.		* External environment.

Designing Buildings at 06:53, 21 December 2020

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	* Leadership styles.		* Leadership styles.

−	[[Category:Theory]] [[Category:Design]]	+	[[Category:DCN_Definition]] [[Category:DCN_Guidance]] [[Category:Theory]] [[Category:Design]]

Designing Buildings at 07:45, 27 October 2019

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	* Historic environment.		* Historic environment.
	* Indoor environmental quality.		* Indoor environmental quality.
		+	* Internal occupied space.
	* Natural environment.		* Natural environment.
	* Thermal environment.		* Thermal environment.

Designing Buildings at 08:28, 20 August 2019

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	* Built environment.		* Built environment.
	* Environment.		* Environment.
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	* Historic environment.		* Historic environment.
	* Indoor environmental quality.		* Indoor environmental quality.

Designing Buildings at 15:52, 19 August 2019

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	In its broadest sense, the term ‘environment’ refers to all of the things around us. These things can affect our comfort, wellbeing, performance, behaviour, growth and development. In turn, our behaviour can impact on the environment around us.		In its broadest sense, the term ‘environment’ refers to all of the things around us. These things can affect our comfort, wellbeing, performance, behaviour, growth and development. In turn, our behaviour can impact on the environment around us.

−	The environment comprises the built environment and the natural environment.	+	The environment comprises the built environment and the natural environment. For more information see: Environment.

	In the built environment, the phrase ‘internal environment’ typically refers to the environment that is created inside buildings or other enclosures. This is as opposed to the external environment, which comprises the environment outside buildings and other enclosures.		In the built environment, the phrase ‘internal environment’ typically refers to the environment that is created inside buildings or other enclosures. This is as opposed to the external environment, which comprises the environment outside buildings and other enclosures.
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	* Air quality.		* Air quality.
	* Built environment.		* Built environment.
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	* Historic environment.		* Historic environment.
	* Indoor environmental quality.		* Indoor environmental quality.

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	This environment is created by the architecture of the building, including its fabric and systems, and as with the broader environment, it can affect our comfort, wellbeing, performance, behaviour, growth and development.		This environment is created by the architecture of the building, including its fabric and systems, and as with the broader environment, it can affect our comfort, wellbeing, performance, behaviour, growth and development.

−	The phrase ‘internal environment’ can also be used to refer to the culture within an organisation, that is, the conditions, events, and policies that influence its activities and decision making. This might be affected by personalities, leadership styles, organisational structure, premises and so on.	+	The phrase ‘internal environment’ can also be used to refer to the culture within an organisation, that is, the conditions, events, and policies that influence its activities and decision making. This might be affected by personalities, leadership styles, organisational structure, rewards structure, premises and so on.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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	In its broadest sense, the term ‘environment’ refers to all of the things around us. These things can affect our comfort, wellbeing, performance, behaviour, growth and development. In turn, our behaviour can impact on the environment around us.		In its broadest sense, the term ‘environment’ refers to all of the things around us. These things can affect our comfort, wellbeing, performance, behaviour, growth and development. In turn, our behaviour can impact on the environment around us.
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	This environment is created by the architecture of the building, including its fabric and systems, and as with the broader environment, it can affect our comfort, wellbeing, performance, behaviour, growth and development.		This environment is created by the architecture of the building, including its fabric and systems, and as with the broader environment, it can affect our comfort, wellbeing, performance, behaviour, growth and development.

−	The phrase ‘internal environment’ can also be used to refer to the culture within an organisation, that is, the conditions, events, and policies that influence its activities and decision making. This might be ~~influenced~~ by personalities, leadership styles, organisational structure and so on.	+	The phrase ‘internal environment’ can also be used to refer to the culture within an organisation, that is, the conditions, events, and policies that influence its activities and decision making. This might be affected by personalities, leadership styles, organisational structure, premises and so on.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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In its broadest sense, the term ‘environment’ refers to all of the things around us. These things can affect our comfort, wellbeing, performance, behaviour, growth and development. In turn, our behaviour can impact on the environment around us.

The environment comprises the built environment and the natural environment.

In the built environment, the phrase ‘internal environment’ typically refers to the environment that is created inside buildings or other enclosures. This is as opposed to the external environment, which comprises the environment outside buildings and other enclosures.

The internal environment might be formed by its:

* Size, form, layout, texture and so on.
* Acoustic environment.
* Visual environment.
* Thermal environment.
* Air quality.

This environment is created by the architecture of the building, including its fabric and systems, and as with the broader environment, it can affect our comfort, wellbeing, performance, behaviour, growth and development.

The phrase ‘internal environment’ can also be used to refer to the culture within an organisation, that is, the conditions, events, and policies that influence its activities and decision making. This might be influenced by personalities, leadership styles, organisational structure and so on.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Air quality.
* Built environment.
* Historic environment.
* Indoor environmental quality.
* Natural environment.
* Thermal environment.
* Wellbeing.
* Leadership styles.

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