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If you can't see this ezine correctly click here If you have missed any of our weekly issues, click here IAnD Exclusive Architecture does not simply admit light; it shapes how we encounter it. Read more Editorial Dear Reader, The built form is often judged by first impressions. Yet its true measure lies elsewhere—in the way it shapes experience over time. Great architecture i...


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Mobility meets carbon-fibre engineering, redefining lightweight electric wheelchairs for everyday independence and confidence. WHILL’s Modo Breeze advances electric wheelchair design from clinical utility towards refined personal mobility. Its carbon-fibre frame keeps weight exceptionally low while maintaining structural strength, allowing users to fold, lift and transport it...


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AI eyewear evolves through lighter design, prioritising everyday comfort, discretion and wearable intelligence seamlessly together. Solos' AirGo A6 demonstrates how smart eyewear becomes more acceptable when technology recedes behind thoughtful design. Weighing under 19 grams before lenses, the glasses adopt a fashion-first approach while integrating voice-controlled AI, open...


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Architecture does not simply admit light; it shapes how we encounter it. Architecture shapes our experience of light long before daylight enters a room. Through enclosure, orientation, movement and spatial sequencing, it determines not only how much light reaches an interior, but how that light is perceived. Valaya in Ahmedabad by The Grid Architects and Villa Prakriti in Iga...


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Carazo Arquitectura designs Casa Anahata as a residence whose restrained exterior gradually reveals an unexpectedly open interior. Perched on a steep hillside overlooking Costa Rica's Central Valley, Casa Anahata presents a composed, almost understated presence to the street. Horizontal volumes clad in warm timber and deep overhangs respond to the tropical climate. The archit...


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