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    Biophilic architecture and its influence on human behaviour and well-being : a proposed urban multi-use office park development. 

    Blom, Marjorie. (2013)
    Dealing with the issue of buildings showing characteristics of sick building syndrome, could result in occupants suffering negative side effects. Healthy living is a primary need for society. Everyday pollution in society ...

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    AuthorBlom, Marjorie. (1)Subject
    Architecture--Environmental aspects. (1)
    Architecture--Human factors. (1)Architecture--Pyschological aspects. (1)
    Buildings--Environmental engineering. (1)
    Office parks--Designs and plans. (1)Sick building syndrome. (1)
    Sustainable architecture. (1)
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