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By Ingrid Krueger, AIA, LEEP AP, Senior Associate, SRG Partnership Well-designed spaces foster feelings of safety and certainty for all who use them. What that means though, and what it implies for the physical environment can vary widely depending on who those users are. This challenge requires designers to harness empathetic, human-centric design to meet […]

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