Who created the project "Nilai, the city that feels like home"?

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

What type of design project is "Nilai, the city that feels like home"?

"Nilai, the city that feels like home" is a Urban Planning, Urban Design, Architecture, Conceptual Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "Nilai, the city that feels like home" located?

This project is located in Indonesia.

Nilai, the city that feels like home

Nilai city is a manifestation of the Javanese history, culture, and identity. Designed to empower, sustain, and stay afloat, it is truly the city that feels like "home". Exploring a realm of interchange between modernism and vernacular, Nilai is the perfect blend of the two worlds.

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