This review, titled 'Influence of building and occupant-related factors on perceived air quality (PAQ) in offices: A systematic review', examines factors influencing Perceived Air Quality (PAQ) satisfaction in office buildings, focusing on both building-related and occupant-related elements. 

Key building factors include HVAC systems, personal comfort systems, and materials used, while occupant-related factors involve socio-demographics, building tenure, and habits like eating or cleaning. 

Control over the indoor environment also affects PAQ. The study finds that office layout and ventilation rates significantly impact PAQ, with private offices and higher ventilation improving satisfaction. 

The review advocates for a holistic approach to office design and management, urging professionals to consider how their decisions affect PAQ satisfaction.