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Images of a student residence milieu as related to the life style of university student and interpretation of a spatial organization.
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1984
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Bayar, Mualla
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M. Bayar, “Images of a student residence milieu as related to the life style of university student and interpretation of a spatial organization.,” Middle East Technical University, 1984.