Moshood Fadeyi

The double-edged sword of ventilation in tropical environment

Indoor Air Cartoon Journal, June 2018, Volume 1, #12

The double-edged sword of ventilation, especially in the tropical environment, is a major concern for researchers and built environment professionals tasked with the responsibility of delivering healthy and energy-efficient buildings. What does this double-edged sword of ventilation mean to building user, operator, and owner?

Double edged sword_IAC 12Do you want to know more about this topic? Read Seppanen and Fisk (2004) paper.

Published by Moshood Fadeyi

Dr. Moshood Olawale Fadeyi is a trained architect and indoor air quality professional with four university degrees. He joined Singapore Institute of Technology as Assistant Professor in July 2015. He is currently the Deputy Programme Director for the BEng (Hons) and MEngTech Sustainable Infrastructure Engineering (Building Services) programme. He teaches at the BEng (Hons) and MEngTech levels. Prior to joining SIT, Dr. Fadeyi was an assistant professor at the British University in Dubai, UAE. He was concurrently an honorary lecturer at the Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University, UK. Dr. Fadeyi also had research work experience at the Pennsylvania State University, USA and Berkeley Education Alliance for Research in Singapore (BEARS). His education (teaching and research) interests focus on design philosophy of: (1) indoor air quality, energy and health, and (2) building delivery process. He has published several teaching and research publications in these areas. Dr. Fadeyi was a recipient of a competitive Emirates Foundation Research Award. Dr. Fadeyi is a registered engineer (CEng) in the UK, qualified architect, and chartered construction manager in the UK. Dr. Fadeyi is a member of the Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers, Chartered Institute of Building, and American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-conditioning Engineers. Dr. Fadeyi is a cartoonist and a formal National Taekwondo Champion in Singapore.

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