From towering skyscrapers to ancient monuments, architecture has the power to transport us through time and space. But in an increasingly digital world, static structures can sometimes feel disconnected from the dynamic information landscape. This is where QR code creators like ME-QR step in, offering a fascinating tool to bridge the gap between physical and digital experiences in architecture.

Embark on a theoretical odyssey, where the journey of an idea transcends conventional realms and unfolds as an intricate narrative of novelties. This conceptual expedition, aptly termed "The Journey of Idea to Different Verses," ventures into uncharted territories, spreading its seeds through the fertile landscape of artificial intelligence.

Interior designer Ariana Ahmad was approached by a family of four with a vision for their home that called for a synthesis of light, space, and music. They aspired to an abode that was not only bright and airy but also included a dedicated study adorned with musical instruments for the head of the household, an avid composer in his leisure time.

Step into the future with our visionary architectural concept: a futuristic house ingeniously designed with interconnected pods or modules, each meticulously crafted to fulfill a distinct function.

Located in a courtyard in the centre of Turin and originally used as a body shop, Loft M50 is the result of a renovation and redevelopment project by the interior designer Paola Marè. The floors in the living area and kitchen are tiled with the Beton porcelain stoneware collection in the light Pearl colour and the 75.5x75.5 cm and 75.5x151 cm sizes, while the Dark colour was chosen for the bathroom, in the 75.5x151 cm size, making a total of 146 square metres.

First of all, we wanted to incorporate soft, free-form curves into the design, given the food ingredient “ramen” and the compartment shape being a semi-circle. Then, with a particular playful intent, I tried to create a design that would make people unintentionally want to “Snap!” and take a photo of it. The spherical shape of the pillar rolls is reminiscent of a noodle ball, and the letter “8” is painted on the floor of the two pillars. This represents the “8” of the corporate name.

Maativan is a serene haven constructed from mud, harmoniously blending with the surrounding forest. This exquisite farmhouse, located on the outskirts of Wada's protected Tansa forest region near Mumbai, India, serves as a remarkable testament to the unwavering commitment towards environmental consciousness.

Experience the ethereal beauty of Sydney's blue hotel, where parametric architecture meets the tranquility of a rainy night. Nestled amidst the city lights, this architectural marvel stands as a testament to innovation and elegance.