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Heat Trapped Within: Evaluating the Role of Communal Corridors in Summer Overheating in Supported Housing
Extreme heat is an increasing public-health and building-performance challenge in the UK, with older and vulnerable residents particularly at risk from prolonged exposure to high indoor temperatures. Supported housing may be especially susceptible where single-aspect dwellings, restricted ventilatio
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