Who created the project "Ribbons of Growth"?

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

What type of design project is "Ribbons of Growth"?

"Ribbons of Growth" is a Product Design, Urban Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "Ribbons of Growth" located?

This project is located in Perth, Australia.

Ribbons of Growth

A modular system for expanding social interaction with safe distancing.

Comments (12)

Niedja tenorio 5y ago

Great project! I like that

Socorro Tenorio 5y ago

Great ideas for people! Congrats!!!

Lenice Sacramento 5y ago

Good

Laisa Silva Freire 5y ago

Simply the best!

Eduardo Silva 5y ago

Beautiful!

Laurenice Freire 5y ago

Very good

Felipe Nóbrega 5y ago

Very Good!!!

Jairo da Costa Junior 5y ago

Amazing work!

Ibrahim O Mahat 5y ago

Very cosy and relaxing place to spend time.

rahimah munap 5y ago

very good.and applicable

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