Who created the project "Urban Embroidery"?

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

What type of design project is "Urban Embroidery"?

"Urban Embroidery" is a Urban Mobility, Transit Hub, Green Transit, Urban Infrastructure, Transit Oriented Development, Urban System, Public Transport, Urban Design, Connecting City, Underground Transportation, Road Network, River Transport, Mumbai Local, Citylink, Multi-Functional Track, Transportation, Urban Boundaries, Hyperloop, Metro, Urban Connectivity, Transport Hub, Transit Station, Urban Integration, Urban Identity, Urban Planning project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "Urban Embroidery" located?

This project is located in India.

Urban Embroidery

Mainstreaming public transport by optimising Urban Mobility, ensuring sustainability, reliability, safety, and accessibility.

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