"Reinterpreting Nagpur through-" Nag Riverfront Development"- with an essence of Walking Library"

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

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""Reinterpreting Nagpur through-" Nag Riverfront Development"- with an essence of Walking Library"" is a Urban Design, Landscape Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

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This project is located in India.

The aim of "Reinterpreting Nagpur through-" Nag Riverfront Development"- with an essence of Walking Library" helps in creating a unique cultural platform with historical & learning experience along the river edge hence serving the city& its people. With this new dimension, meaning and scale of development in city takes place.

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