Who created the project "The Gardeners' Shelter"?

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

What type of design project is "The Gardeners' Shelter"?

"The Gardeners' Shelter" is a Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "The Gardeners' Shelter" located?

This project is located in Oklahoma City, United States.

The Gardeners' Shelter

The project's objective is to serve both to the local community and homeless individuals named gardeners. Community gardens located in the entrance area, aim to become a hallmark of the facility. Workshops will be addressed for center guests and local residents.

Comments (22)

Aleksandra Stępniowska 2y ago

super design, mega thoughtful, graphics are impressive, good luck!

Weronika Kucharek 2y ago

Everything is consistent and beautifully comes together, love the organic vibe, great design!

Michal Grodzicki 2y ago

What a gorgeous idea! I'm deeply moved and interested in seeing this project in making. Love to see young & ambitious people doing such a great job!!! :))

Paweł Walkowiak 2y ago

Love the concept. The community gardens are such a brilliant idea, not only will they add beauty to the facility but they will also serve as a symbol of hope and growth. The plan even includes bike rack, impressive as bike commuter i see how such a small things are important.

Łukasz Skup 2y ago

looks really solid, good luck!

Aleksandra Mrozek 2y ago

Such a nice and thoughtful idea! I’d love to see such concept in my hometown. Beautiful space equals happy fellow citizens. I must mention the designers - they’re young, talented people who deliver designs on another level. Good job!

Paulina Pudelko 2y ago

Top-notch design, flawless, creative, original, beautifull idea.

Oskar Gomza 2y ago

The design providing a functional and aesthetically pleasing retreat. A brilliant balance of form and functionality. Amazing project

Eryk Pieńkowski 2y ago

Outstanding design!

Marika Wysocka 2y ago

Gorgeous and innovative idea. Impressive and very thoughtful design. Looking forward to seeing it happen.

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