Who created the project "Tie 'it' up"?

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

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This project is located in München, Germany.

Tie 'it' up

Q: What type of design project is "Tie 'it' up"?

"Tie 'it' up" is a Landscape Design, Urban Design, Concept Architecture, Programming project showcased on uni.xyz.

The best way to huddle is to Tie ' IT ' Up. Tie a knot over and over again, we tied it up. We suggest the most intuitive design that allowed older people to move and huddle with various age groups. This pavilion is an experience-oriented design. This results in physical movements and active interaction with other generations.

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Shortlisted entry of Huddle

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Gyu Jin Kim

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노랑 노랑이

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Location

Thomas-Wimmer-Ring 1, 80539 München, Germany

München, Germany

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Creative Commons, Attribution, Non-commercial, No Derivatives

PUBLISHED ON 27th December 2019

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