Who created the project "Modular district for 1000 people in the Arctic"?

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

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"Modular district for 1000 people in the Arctic" is a Education, Prototyping, Urban Design, Extreme Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

Modular district for 1000 people in the Arctic

The main idea of the project is the creation of a modular district with an artificial climate inside. Modules are an absolutely mobile unit. They can be disassembled, assembled, combined with each other, and also propagated into a large modular city.

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