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ENGINEERING RESEARCH JOURNAL (ERJ)
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Clare cooper Marcus. (2014). Therapeutic LANDSCAPES: An Evidence Based Approach to Designing
Healing Gardens and Restorative Outdoor Spaces, Stephen S. Y. Lau. z. g. (2014). Healthy Campus by Open Space Design
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