Who created the project "TEDZUKURI Traditional Japanese Craft center"?

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

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"TEDZUKURI Traditional Japanese Craft center" is a Conceptual Architecture, Exhibition Design, Cultural Architecture, Sustainable Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

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This project is located in Akita, Japan.

TEDZUKURI Traditional Japanese Craft center

Design for a Centre for Traditional Japanese Crafts in the city of Akita, Japan. A concept for an open exhibition and creative space to cultivate local handicraft traditions related to Kawatsura, Kabazaiku and Odtat Magewappa products.

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