Who created the project "Synapse"?

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

What type of design project is "Synapse"?

"Synapse" is a Living Building, Seaside Architecture, Indoor Outdoor Living, Urban Design, Hybrid Architecture, Tree House, Vinyasa Architecture, Rooftop, Concept Architecture, Sustainable Design, Landscape project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "Synapse" located?

This project is located in Indonesia.

Synapse

A Floating Aquapolis

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Rudy Kelana

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5y ago

Principal Architect, WAHANA ARCHITECTS, Jakarta, Indonesia

Module idea that includes the spread of activity nodes gives a dynamic urban experience, and quite practical for water-based area development. However, the residential modules are limited, thus decreasing the flexibility

Piyush Aggarwal 5y ago

Looks brilliant

Deepak Gupta 5y ago

Nice one

nishant guptagkŕ 5y ago

Outstanding great job keep it up

Jayesh Sharma 5y ago

Great job!

Aryan Prinjha 5y ago

A very well thought out and beautifully presented project. It is amazing to see how far you have come with your craft and I hope you remain in this trajectory. Best of luck with and I hope you win.

Ritesh Bansal 5y ago

Very good

Vrinda Singhal 5y ago

This is great, way to go!

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