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Designing Technology for Social Wellbeing in Built Environments: A Conceptual Framework
Digital technologies are deployed in urban built environments with the aim of supporting social dimensions. However, the research offers no unified guidance for such digital technology design. Additionally, evidence shows that week social wellbeing contributes to mental and physical health outcomes
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