Rethinking Outdoor Courtyard Spaces on University Campuses to Enhance Health and Wellbeing: The Anti-Virus Built Environment
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post-pandemic urbanism; transformation to anti-virus built environment; COVID-19; university campus; outdoor open spaces; health and wellbeing; space syntax; CFD; observation; questionnaire;All these keywords.
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