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Designer Marc Fornes of Theverymany studio experiments with ultra-thin material to explore structural strength of a free-standing structure. Could this be the start of another break-through in architecture? Read here and give us your views

Flexible layouts, co-working spaces, and the work-from-home model - how will the IT sector adapt to the next big thing that challenges the way we work?

UNStudio and DA Group design Korea's smart art museum bridging technology and physical presence and promising art for all as it proposes new ways of sharing stories and experiences about art and design!

India Art n Design has published roughly 250 features in 2019. While it is extremely challenging to pick what ticks on the multiple levels of the editor's barometer, here are 3 topmost stories of the year 2019. Check them out for yourself

Flexible solutions, machine learning and changing pedagogy- Carlo Ratti Associatti, Ar. Sushant Verma of rat[LAB] and Ar. Rajat Sodhi of Orproject give us their take on the future changes anticipated for technology in design.

i29 interior architects change the face of Amsterdam's historic cultural centre Felix Meritis without altering its historical relevance and beauty. Check out the appreciably sensitive renovation here…

Studio Masquespacio designs a Greek gourmet restaurant in Valencia, Spain, creating a youthful and trendy vibe amidst a thematic ambience. Check it out here…

Studio Jean Verville Architects designs an industrial office using an immersive, experimental approach that explores a hybridisation between architecture and installation intervention. With a client who revelled in the studio's creative genius, here is a project - unusual, intriguing, and genuine.

Ivy - your Personal Plant Care Assistant - the design-forward AIOT-enabled planter with over 70 rich expressions, 7 smart sensors, and AI chips that makes raising plants easy and fun, is the winner of the #ProductoftheYear2022 at India Art n Design. Check it out here…

BOIFFILS Architectures brings the serenity, pleasure and comfort of a 'Garden City' to the fast-paced, functional language of an airport for Singapore's Changi Terminal 2. 

Looking back, I feel a strong wish for a new start. This year, I want to make my home better. I think about smart home upgrades to give my space a fresh feel. Every change I make makes my home more welcoming. It's not just about looks. It's about feeling cozy and organized. You don't have to spend a lot to make big changes. Even small updates can make a big difference. They help us feel more connected and happy. Let's start 2024 with a home that feels just right.