Who created the project "THE AESTHESIS"?

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

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"THE AESTHESIS" is a Educational Building project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "THE AESTHESIS" located?

This project is located in Ndawuse, Nigeria.

THE AESTHESIS

This project is a set of units for educational and social purposes for women in Nigeria, intertwined with nature and strengthened with sensory areas.

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Femi Olaiya

Juror

4y ago

-The design is well put together and i am particularly impressed with the optimal use of the site. the introduction of greenery as part of the composition will improve biodiversity ....i see this as a smart move. -I like the approach to sustainability, particularly the collection of water for use within the space. -The spaces and building blocks relate very well with one another. -This is an amazing design overall.

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