Who created the project "The Wave, Bali"?

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

What type of design project is "The Wave, Bali"?

"The Wave, Bali" is a Aotu Architecture Office, Architecture project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "The Wave, Bali" located?

This project is located in Indonesia.

The Wave, Bali

The Wave translates the dynamic of the water into a building design. The power and gracefulness of the wave are the key inspiration for this design, showcased in its shape and flow.

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Hanna Richardson

Juror

5y ago

Director, ZWEI Interiors Architecture, Australia

A great concept idea - but could be way more developed. keep exploring and executing your ideas in future projects - take the narrative into each aspect of the project

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