Who created the project "[To] SHARE"?

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

What type of design project is "[To] SHARE"?

"[To] SHARE" is a Interaction Design, Sustainable Design, Concept Architecture, Industrial Design project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "[To] SHARE" located?

This project is located in Hungary.

[To] SHARE

[To] SHARE (Uber for balcony) celebrates the power and potential of a sharing economy as a vision for a sustainable Singapore.

Comments (2)

Ana da Franca

Juror

5y ago edited

Solid and cohesive concept, which demonstrates constructive knowledge. It addresses the efficiency and viability of the solution, without forgetting the social issues of the site.

Pedro de Almeida Grilo

Juror

5y ago

The structural approach is good, but the form does not need to be distorted to work in different contexts.

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