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	Sopher, H., Kalay, Y. E. & Fisher-Gewirtzman, D. (2017) Why Immersive? - Using an Immersive Virtual Environment in Architectural Education , A. Fioravanti, S. Cursi, S. Elahmar, S. Gargaro, G. Loffreda, G. Novembri, & A. Trento (Eds.), The 35th eCAADe Conference (pp. 313–322). Rome: CumInCAD

	Sopher, H., Kalay, Y. E., & Fisher-Gewirtzman, D. (2017) Why immersive? Using an immersive virtual environment in architectural education. In A , Fioravanti, S. Cursi, S. Elahmar, S. Gargaro, G. Loffreda, G. Novembri, & A. Trento (Eds.), The 35th eCAADe Conference, pp. 313-322

	Sopher, H., Kalay, Y.E. and Fisher-Gewirtzman, D. (2017) Why immersive? - Using an immersive virtual environment in architectural education , Fioravanti, A. et al. (eds) The 35th eCAADe Conference. Rome: CumInCAD, pp. 313-322

	Sopher, H., Kalay, YE and Fisher-Gewirtzman, D. (2017) Why Immersive? - Using an Immersive Virtual Environment in Architectural Education. , Proceedings of the 35th eCAADe Conference, Rome, p. 313-322

	Steadman P (2006) Why are most buildings rectangular? Architectural Res Q 2006; 10(2): 119–130 , DOI: 10.1017/ S1359135506000200

	Steadman, P (2006) Why Are Most Buildings Rectangular? , Architectural Research Quarterly, 10(2), pp. 119-130

	Steadman, P. (2006) Why are most buildings rectangular? , Arq magazine, vol. 10, no. 2, pp. 119-130

	Steadman, P. (2006) Why are most buildings rectangular? , Arq magazine, Volume 10 (2),119–130

	Steadman, P. (2006) Why Are Most Buildings Rectangular? , Architectural Research Quarterly, 10(2), 119-130

	Steadman, P. (2006) Why are most buildings rectangular? , Architectural Research Quarterly, 10(02), pp. 119-130

	Stungo, N. (2003) Dare to be Different:Why do Architects Strive to Use Unusual Materials , RIBA Journal, July 2003, 70, 24-26

	Surowiecki, J (2004) The wisdom of crowds: Why the many are smarter than the few and how collective wisdom shapes business, economies, societies and Nations , Doubleday Anchor, New York

	Sussman, G. (1972) Why Conniving is Better than Planning , AI Report 255, AI Lab, MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts

	Swartz, B. (2016) Paradox of choice: Why more is less. , Harper Collins, New York

	Tang, J. C. and E. Isaacs (1993) Why do users like video , Computer Supported Cooperative Work, 1, pp. 163-96

	Tang, J.C. and Isaacs, E. (1993) Why do users like video , Computer Supported Cooperative Work, 1: 163-96

	Thackara, J. (2011) Into The Open , B. V. Abel, R.Klaassen, L. Evers & P. Troxler (Eds.), Open Design Now: Why Design Cannot RemaExclusive (p. 42-45). Amsterdam: BIS Publishers

	Tricoire, J-P. (2021) Why buildings are the foundation of an energy-efficient future , World Economic Forum. Available at: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/02/why-the-buildings-of-the-future-are-key-to-an-efficient-energy-ecosystem/

	Tzonis A and Lefaivre L (1997) Why critical regionalism today? , Nesbitt K (ed) Theorizing a new agenda for architecture: an anthology of architectural theory 1965 - 1995, New York, NY: Princeton Architectural Press, 1997, pp. 483–492.

	Van Abel, B., Evers L., Klassen, R. and Troxler, P. () Open Design Now: Why design cannot remain exclusive , BIS Publishers: Creative Commons Netherlands

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