Who created the project "WATER WOUND"?

This project was created by Jay Jieping Wang on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "WATER WOUND"?

"WATER WOUND" is a Architecture for Water, Waterscape, Landscape Architecture, Landscape Details, Water Management, Groundscape, Water Awareness, Landscape Revival, Urban Dam, Water Sensitive, Water Front, Infrastructure Design, Water & Human, Sustainable Design, Education, Landscape Design, Landscape Art project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "WATER WOUND" located?

This project is located in Turkey.

WATER WOUND

By visualizing the two most important aspects of global water crisis , the shortage of fresh water resources & the sea-level rise, this project is aiming to stimulate people's sensitivity of the growing water "wound".

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