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AI-assisted concept renders are increasingly what convinces a client, a buyer or a stakeholder to say yes, before a single physical thing exists. A look at where that has worked well in our own projects, and where it has limits.

Framer switched its Agents feature to GPT-5.6 Terra as the default model, cutting credit use on multi-step builds by around a quarter, then followed up with accessibility layer attributes and better Figma imports.

Before we build an interior render for a project like The Hive or a waterside new-build, we scan the real site. Here is why that order matters and how it changes what a client sees before anything is built.

WebTransport, the API for fast, bidirectional data transfer between browser and server, has reached Candidate Recommendation status at the W3C, with implementations invited and comments open until 30 October 2026.

We design exhibition stands for brands like Hisense, Maserati and Virgin Media that need to be rebuilt in a new venue every few months. Here is what that constraint actually does to the design process.

The LSE-listed recruitment group has folded PageGroup, Page Executive and Page Personnel into a single global Michael Page brand, in one of the more decisive corporate rebrands of the year.

Charlton Park Estate wanted a website that felt like the estate, not a generic 3D showcase. We built a technique for turning photoreal 3D renders into 1:1 watercolour effects using AI and code together.

Autodesk used SIGGRAPH 2026 to add native 3D Gaussian Splat editing to 3ds Max and interactive Arnold viewport rendering to Maya, plus a way to train custom motion models on a studio's own mocap data.

We built Marriott's Four Points Flex hotel conversion tool as an interactive 3D web app on React Native and Three.js. Here is why that stack, and not a native app, was the right call.

Beijing lab Moonshot AI has published the full weights for Kimi K3, a 2.8 trillion parameter open model with a 1 million token context window, and it is already the fastest-growing release in Hugging Face's history.