Who created the project "ShapeX"?

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

Where is the project "ShapeX" located?

This project is located in Hyderabad, India.

ShapeX

Q: What type of design project is "ShapeX"?

"ShapeX" is a 3D Visualization, Installations, Computational Design, Conceptual Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

A Computational Parametric Design Pavilion

Project Media

Top View

Front View

Perspective View

Design Plan

Rate This Project

Comments (0)

No comments yet. Be the first to comment!

12 likes

Save

Comment

Report

Project Score

This project hasn't been rated yet.

Be the first to rate this project

Project Team (1)

Associated Disciplines (4)

3D Visualization

Installations

Computational Design

Conceptual Architecture

Location

Hyderabad, Mahārāshtra, India

Hyderabad, India

License

PUBLISHED ON 17th July 2021

Explore 3D Visualization Competitions

Discover active competitions in this discipline

BeeGraphy Computational Design Awards '26 competition banner

Hosted by Beegraphy

BeeGraphy Computational Design Awards '26

From Logic to Configurators

Prize Pool:USD 7,000

Pre-Registration ends: 15 days left

Workshop Series: November 30, 2026

Worldwide

Hosted by UNI

UnIADA '26

The Global Benchmark for Architecture Dissertation Awards

Prize Pool:USD 1,000

Jury evaluation ends: September 3, 2026

Public voting ends: September 4, 2026

Worldwide

68 Entries received

Hosted by UNI

The Third Space

Challenge to visualize a collision of the future and past

Prize Pool:USD 7,000

Regular registration ends: 13 days left

Submission ends: September 1, 2026

Worldwide

Hosted by UNI

Graveyard

Challenge to visualize future spaces of waste

Prize Pool:USD 7,000

Regular registration ends: October 30, 2026

Submission ends: November 1, 2026

Worldwide

Similar Projects

Discover related projects you might like

Lars

Polyhedra sculpture

This project is part of an art exhibition where the visitors are invited to remix the sculptures they see in the exhibition. The sculptures on display are made of plaster and the sculptures really makes for a stunning appearance with the contrast of soft shadows and razor sharp edges. Visitors are then invited to make their own versions in Beegraphy.