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Wind Effects on Building Occupant Wellbeing by 935825938 is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This longitudinal study investigates the impact of wind-induced building motion on the wellbeing and work performance of office workers in tall buildings. Results indicate that prolonged exposure to building motion leads to increased symptoms of sopite syndrome, resulting in decreased work performance by up to 0.90 standard deviations below baseline. The findings suggest that building design should prioritize minimizing motion effects on occupant comfort and productivity rather than merely tolerating motion

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