Who created the project "Tree of Life"?

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

What type of design project is "Tree of Life"?

"Tree of Life" is a Desert Design, Solar Responsive, Sustainable Design, Concrete Shell, Industrial Design, Engineering project showcased on uni.xyz.

Tree of Life

In conditions of unbearable heat and a scorching sun, it can protect people, give water and coolness, defend from sand and provide energy. Tree of Life.

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