Who created the project "iNSECT.Pavilion"?

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

What type of design project is "iNSECT.Pavilion"?

"iNSECT.Pavilion" is a Conceptual Architecture, Sustainable Design, Computational Design, Installations project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "iNSECT.Pavilion" located?

This project is located in Cardiff, United Kingdom.

iNSECT.Pavilion

Due to expanding human developments, insect populations have steadily reduced over a number of decades. The iNSECT.Pavillion aims to provide habitats for insects and small creatures, whilst encourging people to passively engage with these incredibly important animals.

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