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1) Five students were tasked with designing a restaurant that incorporated concepts from social psychology for their final project. 2) They designed a restaurant called "Elcannip" located at the top floor of a building with glass walls so customers could enjoy views of the city while dining. 3) The interior was designed with dark warm colors, rectangular tables, and red cushioned chairs to create an intimate and romantic space that could enhance relationships between couples dining there.
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2) They designed a restaurant called "Elcannip" located at the top floor of a building to promote a romantic theme, especially for Valentine's Day dates.
3) The restaurant has glass walls, a central stage for music, dining tables next to the windows, and greenery to make it refreshing; it is accessed by a single elevator.
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