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"Re-Coding Workshop I _ Reparametrize Studio" is a Interaction Design, AR/VR, 3D Modeling, Product Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

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This project is located in Damascus, Syria.

Re-Coding Workshop I _ Reparametrize Studio

/Parametric Design and Digital Fabrication/ to illustrate the principles of digital design and its applications in the architectural field.The main idea of the project is the design and implementation of seating and technical coverage and lighting elements on the real scale to create an interactive atmosphere for Damascus University students.

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