Who created the project "The Aqueous"?

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

What type of design project is "The Aqueous"?

"The Aqueous" is a High Rise Building, Curvilinear Architecture, Community Housing, Infrastructure Design, Concept Architecture, Plugin Housing, Housing, Riverfront Development, Design Builder, Interaction Design, Lake Front Development project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "The Aqueous" located?

This project is located in New York, United States.

The Aqueous

The Aqueous aims in providing flexible housing in a congested city of new york. The form is an iconic structure complimenting the skyline of the city and replicating water and fluidity in nature.

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