Who created the project "LoopLine"?

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

What type of design project is "LoopLine"?

"LoopLine" is a Research, Extreme Architecture, Sustainable Design, Conceptual Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

LoopLine

The LoopLine is a project that pretension the Arctic?s context to be undefined with climate change. In the future, there is no ground identified by this project for architecture. While LoopLine aims to be completely independent of the context, it also creates a horizontally rising porous and transparent structure that will affect the context to minimally.

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Stephen Van Dyck

Juror

6y ago

Interesting formal approach. Lots of surface area here to think about reducing in future studies - it will be hard to keep this place warm!

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