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The indoor climate of buildings is one of the most important components that directly affect human health, well-being, and then the work performance of each of us. We are witnesses of the past and the present when we are experiencing so-called sick building syndrome. At present, however, an extraordinary emphasis is placed on building assessment from the energy saving point of view. The era of homes with almost zero energy consumption is beginning. To meet this requirement, attention must be paid not only to energ...

The microclimate of buildings forms an integral part of everyoneпїЅs life, because each of us spends a part of the day, sometimes more, sometimes less, in the closed premises of buildings. It is a specific part of climate that has a dynamic development and mainly comprises temperature, humidity and concentration of harmful substances in the premises. And one of these is CO2. This paper follows the author's previous publications which also deal with the issue of CO2 concentration in building premises, including the...