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Furniture for Family Staying There should be enough living space for patient̢۪s family stay. This piece of furniture will offer a bench and table for the daytime stay, and bed for the overnight stay. They can share the same table even from the bed like as they used to face each other in the living room at home. Function of storage should also be provided large enough so a patient can be surrounded by their favorite things, and don̢۪t need to minimize their life.
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heterogenic in traï¬c (bike, peds, dogs, cars)
changing quality of space (city - daily life - platform points of adventure - nature - sea)
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furniture should keep drunks away
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Valbyparken, Main Functions
To the Sea
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