Designing Behaviours For Well-Being Spaces : How disruptive approaches can improve living conditions
Spaces and their views are changing. The perception of physical and mental well-being is also shifting, especially because of the pandemic. We are experiencing a transitional time where new needs and requirements emerge, affecting human behaviour and the space definition at macro and micro level. Ne...
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