Anthropometrics
The scientific study of measurements and proportions of the human body, used to optimize ergonomic design.
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The scientific study of measurements and proportions of the human body, used to optimize ergonomic design.
The visible, tangible elements of an organization’s culture, such as its office design, dress code, and rituals.
Final drawings and specifications that reflect how a building or system was actually constructed, including any changes from original plans.
American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers, which develops standards for HVAC systems and building energy performance.
Energy Standard for Buildings that establishes minimum energy efficiency requirements for buildings and building systems.
Aspirational language is the use of words and phrases that express hopes, dreams, and ambitions for the future. In the context of vision statements, aspirational language is used to inspire and motivate stakeholders by painting a vivid and compelling picture of the organization’s desired future state.
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