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Up until two weeks back, only very digitally savvy people were heard using the term Augmented Reality - AR. Pokemon Go has turned the tables drastically bringing in immense awareness about AR. the truth is that many contractors and architects are experimenting with AR as a visualization tool, which means the technology is already being used in the built environment as part of the architectural and structural design process.

Yantram Virtual Reality (Real Estate Apps) http://www.yantramstudio.com

2018 has much in store when it comes to the world of design. From concrete accents at home, bolder graphic design, and the welcoming of STREAM toys and augmented reality into the mainstream, we've touched upon the spectrum of design disciplines to present to you what the world will look like this year…

Beijing-based studio People's Industrial Design Office conceives a 3D scan booth that combines photographic equipment with tensile skin to form a dynamic transformable structure…

Latest issue of India Art n Design ezine focuses on two polar realities of city housing - luxurious living and urban density. Check out this and much more…

As technological advances break the traditional connection between work and workplace, mobile work opportunities are on the rise. Read on to know how the @ippolito-fleitz-group-gmbh responds to this reality through their interior design concepts here… 

In his second installation involving architecture and domesticity, renowned @jeanvervillearchitecte explores opposition between black and white producing optical effects that oscillate between reality and abstraction. Check it out here

Barefoot College! The name evokes some sort of inquisitiveness. Isn't it? If you are looking for admission to this college, check your credentials first! The toppers out there, with some fancy graduation or post-graduation degree with scores more than 80 or 90 percent,are disqualified to attend this college!

Didzis Jaunzems Architecture designs an exhibition tracing the evolution and historical importance of the Latvian city of Jelgava interestingly catching the viewer at the intersection of the real vs. the virtual!

The Box of Light in Beijing by CUN Design foregrounds a one-of-a-kind architectural language of residential exploration, where the 'home' transforms into a dreamlike space challenging conventional reality with mesmerising manipulations of light.

Innovation and design firm, Carlo Ratti Associati relished their way thru' the challenge of building parts of the pavilion, as some others were eaten up on site during installation!! Check out the edible chocolate pavilion they've designed for the forthcoming FICO Eataly World, Italy opening early November2017.