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Working on design-impacted change is inherent to the responsibility of architecture. Check out the portable modular housing solution that People's Architecture Office proposes for China, where land is held exclusively by the government and the construction of private homes is reserved for the very wealthy.

Following the principles of street furniture design, Bouroullec Brothers design a mobile kiosk for Parisian public engagement. Check it out and leave us your views…

'Flexi-office', 'mobile-office'... is part of the new terminology that defines a dynamic on-the-move office setup. Dutch design firm, Abrahams Crielaers designs the first-of-its-kind inspirational workspace in Eindhoven. Check it out...

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… 

The ITO Skywalk in Delhi conceived by Design Forum International is a part of a much larger picture - providing an alternate medium for commuters and shouldering the responsibility of sustainable mobility infrastructure. Check it out here… http://bit.ly/2mlSSTp

Studio Daily tous les jours' work has been described as "infrastructure for the human spirit." The scenarios they create put the human back at the centre of strategies for urban development, engaging the public with ideas about mobility, resilience, social connection, and civic engagement. Here, they design a musical interactive public bench that holds the potential to foster an inclusive atmosphere in a distinctly overcrowded and busy urban scenario. 

Studio Mobile Architectural Office designs an ecological, low-carbon, hybrid post-modern building in the centre of Paris, contextually reinterpreting the codes of faubourienne architecture present in the neighbourhood…

Windows and Apple's tough competitor Google's Android is a popular, Linux-based, operating system that was primarily designed for touch screen smart-phones and tablet computers. Read more…

Where does India stand on the global design map? Must Indian design be inherently 'Indian' to make a mark on foreign shores? Have we broken free of the mandatory kitsch long associated with our country's design culture. These and other questions pop up as Beverly Pereira from IAnD speaks to five Indian designers, whose work is on display at the ongoing Milan Design Week 2018. Read here to know more

Arthur Casas Design and SysHaus design an "eco-systemic" house that comes prefabricated with built-in high energy-efficient programs, making the project truly sustainable. Check it out here