Who created the project "Celebrating the Camouflaged Springs"?

This project was created by Maida Zehra on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

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"Celebrating the Camouflaged Springs" is a Prototyping, Urban Planning, Research project showcased on uni.xyz.

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This project is located in Curaçao.

Celebrating the Camouflaged Springs

The idea behind this thesis was to identify hidden natural treasure within our region. Through "Celebrating the Camouflaged Springs", Hot Sulphur Springs situated in the sub-urban area of Karachi, Pakistan named as Manghopir, were explored. It was a self-retreat that offers both a bodily & poetic experience.

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