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"KINDERGARTEN FOR 100 PLACES" is a Children Design, Concept Architecture, Illustration, Motion Graphics, Model Making project showcased on uni.xyz.

KINDERGARTEN FOR 100 PLACES

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Jaap Wiedenhoff

Juror

6y ago

Partner, Senior Consultant, ABT, Netherlands

found it difficult to see how climate really influenced the concept as well as the design

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