Who created the project "FLEXIBLE MODULARITY"?

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

What type of design project is "FLEXIBLE MODULARITY"?

"FLEXIBLE MODULARITY" is a Modular Housing, Space Planning, Modular Assembly, Student Housing, Tiny House, Housing Units, Individualized Unit Modules, Small Space, Residential Building, Low Cost Housing, Shipping Containers, Expandable Furniture, Co-Housing, Conceptual Architecture, Flat Pack, Low Cost Design, Architecture, Modular Building, Modular Furniture, Modular Design, Modular project showcased on uni.xyz.

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This project is located in South San Francisco, United States.

FLEXIBLE MODULARITY

Addressing San Francisco's housing crisis by proposing 22 modular studio units of student housing constructed in a grid system with 15 shipping containers.

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