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

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"Subak Protocol - Flood-Adaptive system for Jakarta" is a Workshop Hall, Conceptual Architecture, Architecture, Construction Technology, Sustainable Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

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This project is located in Indonesia.

Subak Protocol - Flood-Adaptive system for Jakarta

Subak Protocol is a flood-responsive prototype integrating rice storage, water management, and research. A Subak-inspired landscape collects and redistributes floodwater into tanks, freeing the site from inundation. Labs and educational spaces explore rice reuse and circular systems. The project proposes a scalable model for future flood-adaptive territories

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