Realizing Designs

As designers i belive we need to detail out design to the most detailed level that it can be. Understanding domans of both the imaginery and the real can allow the existence of a design in the real world.
I asked myself a simple question today " Why do we design?"
To make a change possible. To make what we think is possible...real. To see it work.
To define the rules.

If that is the case, then why do we limit ourselves to just ideating a patricular design solution and simply leaving it at prototype stage. Why dont we take the extra efforts to actually make it realize?
In the information domain there is a general tendency of keeping our hands off when the question "how will it be possible?" comes in to picture.
I belive designing needs to bridge the gap of just visualizing to visualizing in detail.
We as designers have the imagination of connecting cross domains across fields to bring about the possiblity of NEW. But this possiblitiy of new is possible only if we push ourselves outside of our constraints of "i will think only this much" and transform to " I will do the thinking for this thing the work can be done by others"

With a revolution of information flowing across the internet and people connecting easily it becomes an easy access to make things possible your way only if you are able to:
Design in Detail
Communicate this detailed design

In simple terms all i want to say is that ....if u are designing a House ...you should know even the size of the smallest screw that goes in every door. Only then can you make it a complete design of your thinking.
Becoz i believ the guy who first made a Chisel didnt just put his brains to say how it will work. But also knew what material will be the best and how we can reproduce it...
Its about being a Designer + Engineer + Arist...its about being an IMAGINEER...
who doesnt just imagine ...but makes it possible

" An idea that is developed and put into action is more important than an idea that exists only as an idea"--- Gautam Buddha

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