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From Access to Meaning: How Blind Individuals Experience Interior Public Spaces
Inclusive design and accessibility in architecture for people with disabilities are usually approached through technical requirements and regulations such as physical access, circulation or safety. However, the quality of spatial experience involves more than basic access. It also includes comfort,
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