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Di Emme Creative offers you unique custom restaurant lighting in Sydney. We lighting plan will definitely increase the beauty of your restaurant in no time. We ensure that our clients will enjoy our lighting and have a memorable experience with your restaurants.

We provide you flawless architectural lighting solutions in Sydney. Our creative artisans will create beautiful architectural lighting that will definitely match your standard. We work for both small and large products. For more information, visit our website.

Paradigm Design House collaborates with LUCEM light-emitting concrete to mitigate the contradiction between massiveness and lightness using translucency; in effect resulting in a first-of-its-kind experience for Jordon's boutique bank. Check it out…

Tjep. expresses art through the medium of Light and Technology, their public installation Zwerm, in Eindhoven, bringing the surrounding context to life.

Icon of the Year 2014, Lighting designer Vibhor Sogani is an artist at heart. IAnD delves into a little into his personal life to understand his choices and ideologies. Click here to read more…

Energy Efficiency - Architects, engineers and designers constantly search for innovative ways to enhance energy efficiency in residential, commercial, industrial and public buildings. It's no wonder with electricity price rises of 117% and new energy reduction measures of 35% in the 2019 National Construction Code. Natual light is vital for the health and wellness for all working in new commercial hub environments.

'Light' and 'vision' are like two sides of the same coin. Read here about the breakthrough that can benefit the visually challenged en masse. Do give us your feedback...

Ar. Ben van Berkel of UNStudio designs fair stand at BAU 2017 exploring the potential of a new signature material for its light weight and strong façade application. Read here to know more

Architecture has traditionally incorporated a number of fields in its complex processes. From mathematics to the arts, architecture involves a highly varied skill base. But one area that has not been incorporated into architecture is biology. Until now. In recent years, the correlation between biology and architecture has aligned and the two are increasingly become more intertwined. In light of increasing carbon emissions and the rise of the green building sector, architects are becoming increasingly more innovative in their design schemes.

Queensland has seen some devastating effects as a result of natural environmental disasters such as the powerful floods they experienced at the beginning of this year. In light of the damage caused by the floods, both the federal government and Queensland state government have banded together in order to use the excess water more effectively. In the latest reports, the combined government entities plan to harness the wet season floodwaters and channel them into irrigation systems. In creating an irrigation system that puts the floodwaters to positive use, the government hopes to protect infrastructure from the effects of the environment, as well as harness the water efficiently.

Australian architecture authority Archicentre has sent out a warning to the national architectural community that aging city buildings must be properly maintained in light of a recent, and dangerous, building related incident. The accident occurred when a large slab of marble located on the façade of a commercial skyscraper on Melbourne's Collins Street became unattached and fell causing damage to both the building and side walk area, highlighting the potential threat that these unmaintained buildings hold. Defects that the architecture authority have urged building owners to crack down on include façade staining or discolouration, sealant failures, efflorescence, rising dampness and water penetration, corrosion, buckling or deflection and plaster of tile delamination, says Manager for Archicentre West Australia Maureen Letter.

If architecture is music in stone can its "limbs" dance? Architecture only remains still in pic­tures. In real life its natural state is one of tran­sition. Both man and light move within it. Inside a house among coarse Mediterranean glades and corrugated stone walls, a slanting light, pierced by innumerable narrow repeated blades, inscribes and describes the walls with its imper­manent, mutable hand.

What is it about wood and minimalism in Japanese architecture that intrigues while it is timeless? Check out this home by Ar. Masahiko Sato and leave us your views...

This year, furniture artist, light consultant and interior designer Komal Vasa; and furniture and product designer Rohit Kumar are the only two promising Indians showcasing their exhibits at the prestigious 15th Salone Satellite exhibition, to be held in Milan from 9th April instant. click on the link to read more...http://www.indiaartndesign.com/2013/04/indian-designers-at-salone-2013_2.html

RAND boats unveiled their latest fleet, RAND Picnic Boats, an electric motorboat that enables boating to be enjoyed noise and fume free. Available in two versions, a sport and a tiller steering option, RAND Picnic boats are built with sustainable, light-weight materials including Kebony wood.

Creative minds keep working round the clock irrespective of their ideas seeing the light of day. Here's a concept of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics Stadium design that follows a humanistic approach; and mind you it was not even in the running! Check it out and leave us your views...

Futuristic bedroom design ideas of the year 2022 include an array of innovative features such as smart lighting, holographic displays, and more!

Inspired by a kids' game of broken telephone, where the inputs and outputs don't always exactly match, Hello, Hello is a poetic messaging system inside a luminescent arch that turns peoples' voices into a lyrical spectacle. Created by Daily tous les jours, an emergent field of practice that combines interactive art, storytelling, performance, and urban design to create unexpected experiences that bring strangers together in a spirit of play, cooperation, and creativity, the permanent public art installation is part of a broader vision for "Joy Experiments" - interventions designed to foster community through play. 

The Cube is a design marvel with the lightness and versatility of an exhibition stand and the design complexity of a building; adapting to its various locales with minimal physical adjustments, whilst the original exterior and interior flavour of the structure is still intact...

Mast-like silhouettes adorn the 29-storey China Minmetals Corp Tower in Shenzhen. Check out the design that has just been unveiled and leave us your views…