Who created the project "Space station"?

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

What type of design project is "Space station"?

"Space station" is a Space Design, Futuristic Workspaces, Spatial & Interior Design, Space Station, Cosmic Architecture, Orbital Architecture, Archviz, Extreme Architecture, Vertical Space, Toroidal Station, Mega Space project showcased on uni.xyz.

Space station

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