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Distinct
Distinct environments include features that are unambiguous, varied, and interesting. People living with dementia rely on distinctive spaces and landmarks as visual cues for wayfinding.
Placemaking elements (including chairs, umbrellas, trees, and a garden patio area) help people recognize where they are by creating unique places.
Buildings have small-scale retail and active edges with varied facades and entrances, reducing repetition and creating interesting visual detail.
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