Of all the support branches of design, the ones specializing in visualization have to be the sexiest. One such outfit in Bergen, Norway, has a simple mission: “Mir is a creative studio,” they write, “that specialises in portraying unbuilt architecture.” Done for SOM – Beijing/China While their field surely
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