Who created the project "NextGen Museum:A hub where Science & Tech connects"?

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

What type of design project is "NextGen Museum:A hub where Science & Tech connects"?

"NextGen Museum:A hub where Science & Tech connects" is a Green Roof, Conceptual Architecture, Educational Building, Parametric Design, Artificial Intelligence project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "NextGen Museum:A hub where Science & Tech connects" located?

This project is located in India.

NextGen Museum:A hub where Science & Tech connects

The NextGen Museum: A hub where science, Tech & imagination connects at Hyderabad is envisioned as a futuristic landmark that redefines the boundaries of museum architecture by merging innovation, sustainability & immersive learning. Designed as a symbol of progress & human ingenuity, the building adopts dynamic, fluid & parametric forms.

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