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essd-1073	Basaly, Lucienne; Hashemi, Arman; Elsharkawy, Heba; Newport, Darryl; Badawy, Nancy	Evaluating Thermal Comfort and Overheating Risks in A Social Housing Prototype: As-Built Versus Retrofit Scenarios	2024	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5470	362	52	http://www.press.ierek.com ISSN (Print: 2357-0849, online: 2357-0857) Environmental Science and Sustainable Development pg. 1 Research Paper Received: 7 April 2024, Accepted: 21 May 2024, Published online: 1 July 2024 DOI: 10.21625/essd.v9i2.1073 Evaluating Thermal Comfort and Overheating Risks in A Social Housing Prototype - As-Built Versus Retrofit Scenarios Lucienne G. Basaly1, Arman Hashemi2, Heba Elsharkawy3, Darryl Newport4, Nancy Mahmoud Badawy5,6 1Assistant Professor, Architecture and Urban Planning Dept., Suez Canal University, Egypt 2Senior Lecturer, School of Architecture Computing and Engineering, University of East London, United Kingdom 3Associate Professor in Architecture, Kingston School of Arts, Kingston University, United Kingdom 4Professor of Energy and Sustainable Development, Suffolk Sustainability Institute, University of Suffolk, United Kingdom 5Associate Professor, Architecture and Urban Planning Dept., Port Said University, Egypt 6Department of Interior Design, Dar AlUloom University, Saudi Arabia Abstract Climate change has highlighted the importance of thermal comfort and its health-related outcomes, particularly for the most vulnerable members of society living in social housing. CIBCE TM59 templates were adopted for predicting overheating risk.	cache/essd-1073.pdf	txt/essd-1073.txt