How Can We Enhance Sensory Perception In Intimate Environment To Enrich People’s Behaviour.

Contents List : Abstract: p.3 Introduction: p.4 1.Chapter one: p. 5 - 7 2.Chapter two: 2.)People Habitats: p. 8 - 11 2.) Off Tangible Grid: p. 11 - 13 3.)Chapter three: p. 14 - 15 Conclusion: p.16 Bibiliography: p.17 Figure list: p.18 Appendices 19 - 20 Abstract Definitions of Terms. Intimate environment - a space

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