University of Portsmouth Students' Projects Showcase Diverse Designs
By
Dezeen staff
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Summary
University of Portsmouth students' projects include an illustrated diary of life in war-torn Ukraine, sculptural seaside wind turbines, and exploration of post-industrial wilderness.
Key quotes
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"Also featured is a series of sculptural seaside wind turbines and a project that explores 'the post-industrial wilderness'."
"An illustrated diary detailing daily life in mid-conflict Ukraine is among projects by students enrolled on design courses at the University of Portsmouth."
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