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Past Competitions
These are some of the most acclaimed competitions crafted on UNI, with never seen before ideas contributed by talented architects who are a part of this community.
The Black Taj
An incomplete memory of the Mughal Empire
Nano Nest
Maximizing living in tiny spaces
Libgen
Towards a new class of evolutionary libraries
Hustle Hub
Youth housing design challenge '19
The City Link
Discovering a public space on a cycling bridge
Hyperlocal
Rebuilding Mumbai within
Urbanscape
Redefining the left-over spaces from our cities
We Australia
Embracing evolution through Architecture
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