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Proving a hunch

ntuitively we know homes and social spaces that make us feel safe, happy and closer to nature, each other and our essential selves are good for us. Individually and collectively. They increase our sense of belonging. Connect us to our community. Build our sense of purpose. Study after study shows the health benefits of increased wellbeing and, conversely, the personal, social and financial costs of epidemics like social isolation and loneliness.

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