Rate My Professor Christhina Candido

Candido's research focuses on end-user experiences and perceptions in built environments, sustainable and healthy indoor spaces, high-performance workplaces, thermal comfort and delight, natural ventilation, indoor air quality, and post-occupancy evaluation. The SHE Lab, under her leadership, has developed tools endorsed for use in WELL v2, Green Star, and NABERS IE frameworks. Notable publications include 'From Thermal Boredom to Thermal Pleasure: A Brief Literature Review,' 'Unravelling Property Stakeholders’ Motivations and Challenges When Adopting WELL within the APAC Region,' 'Engaging the Workplace to Address Societal Issues and Expected Human Experiences,' 'Wind, Making the Invisible Visible: Design for and with Natural Ventilation,' and 'The Potential of High-Performance Workplaces for Boosting Worker Wellbeing' (2023). With 136 research works and over 4,600 citations, her scholarship shapes global standards for healthy buildings. Awards include the 2024 IWBI Educator of the Year, 2023 IWBI Changemaker, 2024 University of Melbourne Sustainability Award, and 2024 Excellence in Teaching, Learning and Research Award. She contributes to the IWBI Global Research Advisory and Global Commission on Healthy Indoor Air, alongside public lectures and editorial roles.