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ASSESSING OVERHEATING RISK AND PASSIVE ADAPTATION STRATEGIES IN SELF-CONTAINED STUDIO FLATS OCCUPIED BY OLDER ADULTS: A CASE STUDY OF SUPPORTED HOUSING, THAME, OXFORDSHIRE
Summertime overheating is an increasing concern in UK housing, particularly for older adults who may face greater risks from high temperatures and constraints in adapting their indoor environment. This study assessed overheating risk in five self-contained studio flats occupied by older adults in su
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