Who created the project ""Opendoor" Library"?

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

Where is the project ""Opendoor" Library" located?

This project is located in Sudan.

"Opendoor" Library

Q: What type of design project is ""Opendoor" Library"?

""Opendoor" Library" is a 3D Modeling, Concept Architecture, Landscape Design, Concept Art project showcased on uni.xyz.

A library of your own.

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Eduardo Aizenman

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5y ago

A stronger focus on the object, its placement on the landscape, and its use via the app would haver served this project greatly

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Girona

Sudan

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PUBLISHED ON 19th September 2020

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