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Hair salon designed for neurotypical individuals and individuals within the autism spectrum.

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Greetings, my name is Isaac Grech. I would like to thank all those that participated so far. This questionnaire will greatly help me to further develop the design of the hair salon.

I am a final year degree student enrolled in the B.A Hons in Spatial Design course at Mcast Institute for the Creative Arts. For my dissertation, I am designing a hair salon that will be specifically designed for both neurotypical customers and customers within the autism spectrum. Below is the URL link to the questionnaire that I created. It will only take several minutes of your time. I would greatly appreciate your participation. Thank you!

docs.google.com/.../viewform

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  • It's awesome to see a focus on inclusivity in designing a hair salon. I'll definitely check out your questionnaire and contribute. It's crucial to gather diverse perspectives for a well-rounded design. By the way, if you're looking for inspiration for your project, you might want to explore the winter park hair salon, Prive Salon Orlando. They have a great reputation and offer top-notch services. Good luck with your research and design process!

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  • It's awesome to see a focus on inclusivity in designing a hair salon. I'll definitely check out your questionnaire and contribute. It's crucial to gather diverse perspectives for a well-rounded design. By the way, if you're looking for inspiration for your project, you might want to explore the winter park hair salon, Prive Salon Orlando. They have a great reputation and offer top-notch services. Good luck with your research and design process!

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