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PrizeHonorable Mention in Interior Design / Workplaces Interior
University/SchoolAsia University
Lead ArchitectNan-Hui Lin
Design TeamPui-Yu Tong

Establish an Education and Socialization Training Center Some dogs are hard to adopt due to fear or poor interaction with people. An education center in the shelter would allow volunteers and adopters to learn how to interact with animals. Through training, animals can become more social and increase their chances of adoption. Improve Shelter Spaces to Reduce Psychological Stress Design independent rest areas with semi-open layouts, natural light, ventilation, and outdoor spaces featuring natural elements.