"When the client would walk into a completed site, they would actually tell us that, you know what, when you showed me those renders I had visualized, or I had imagined that, you know, this is what it would look like when you had shown me that small swatch of the laminate sample or the marble sample, I could not understand that applied to, let's say, 5000 square feet, how would it look like?" - Tithi Tewari

"The 3D models that usually the architects and the designers used to create for themselves and for them to present their ideas, and still did a pretty bad job of it. And now you what you do is that a click of a button bring it into our software, and it becomes experiential." - Gautam Tewari

In this episode of India GameChanger, we delve into the journey of Gautam and Tithi Tewari, co-Founders of Trezi, an immersive platform revolutionizing design communication and collaboration in the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry. Drawing from their extensive backgrounds in architecture and construction management, the Tewaris identified the persistent challenges of miscommunication and fragmentation in the design process. They created Trezi to bridge these gaps.

Some of the topics Tithi and Goutam covered in detail:

• The entrepreneurial power of a shared vision. They had worked together for years and their combined experiences led them to solve a persistent problem, "How can we bridge the communication gap in design projects?"
• The desire to transform the client relationship with experiential design.
• Democratizing the design process - In traditional design processes, clients often have limited input, leading to misunderstandings and dissatisfaction. Trezi addresses this by giving clients a more active role in the design process.
• Leveraging sophisticated, state-of-the-art technology to enable real-time collaboration .
• The inherent risks in any entrepreneurial journey and their commitment to building something lasting and transformational.