Room comfort
One home.
Some rooms feel different.
A room’s comfort can vary through the day and across seasons. We begin with the patterns you notice and review them alongside the building and its use.
The comfort notebook
Start with a room.
Look for the pattern.
Choose a room and a seasonal context to see useful observations you can bring to an assessment.
The living room / comfort in everyday use
Seasonal context
Notice where and when it feels different.
Note which seating places feel different, the time of day and how the heating is usually being used.
- Which part of the room is affected?
- Is the pattern consistent or occasional?
- What is different about the room’s use?
Keep the observation
separate from the cause.
A room feeling different is useful information. The assessment reviews the available evidence before drawing conclusions or proposing next steps.
What the assessment coversA useful starting point
Tell us what
you’ve noticed.
Begin with a room you want to understand better or a change you are already planning.
Build an assessment brief