Switchable Glass in Goa

Sit two demo panels side by side in a showroom and both look spectacular. That’s the problem. Almost any modern display looks good at 10 metres with a bright reel

Two months after handover, someone in a client meeting notices the panel nearest the door still shows a shadow of everyone sitting inside. The glass switched. It just did not

A bank in Hyderabad specified P1.2 for a branch atrium where the nearest customer stands eleven metres away. The screen looks superb, but it also cost considerably more than a

A retail head walks into a mall in Pune, sees glowing graphics running across a shopfront while the merchandise behind stays visible, and wants the same thing across twelve stores

A ground-floor bedroom facing a shared driveway is one of the more awkward briefs in residential design. You want the daylight and the view, but after dark the room becomes