The Role of Interior Design in Enhancing Happiness and Comfort at Educational Institutions in Saudi Arabia: A Case Study of Girls’ College of Science and Arts in Mahayel Aseer, at King Khalid University
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interior design; happiness; comfort; theory of happiness; educational institutions;All these keywords.
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