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Co-authored by noted design experts David Clark and Meryl Hare, the book was launched at a special event in Sydney last night. It will be reviewed in Inside magazine’s issue #84.
Architecture collective SIBLING will soon launch its latest collaboration – the architecture for DUST, a progressive publishing and retail concept located in Melbourne.
This creative installation encompassing eight life-size sculptures of bears, adorned with neon-coloured feathers is currently on display at the National Gallery of Victoria’s Federation Court.
The Sydney-based furniture company had a successful run at designEX this year, winning awards and launching the latest designs by Ben Wahrlich, Coco Reynolds, Tuza+Conradi and Darren Palmer.
Inspired by traditional Nordic rituals that are celebrated at the end of June, STUDIO David Thulstrup has created a series of objects that reflect some of the elements from these rituals.
Among the six design categories in this year’s awards, there were 24 Australasian winners from state-based GOTYA awards contesting the national AGOTYA contest.
The rebranding of the company was celebrated with the launch of Adam Goodrum's new collection of furniture at the White Rabbit Gallery in Sydney on Tuesday, 17 June.
The entries have been shortlisted across various categories including Residential, Office, Hospitality, Retail, Education, Aged Care and Healthcare.
The ASAA awards aim to reward commercial and residential projects that exhibit ‘good design values’ and ‘appropriate use’ of materials.
In addition to the 2014 ACT Architecture Awards, the winners of the Australian Institute of Architects’ Light Rail Station Ideas Competition were also announced at the event.
Six of Melbourne’s top architectural practices come together to play in a five-a-side World Cup tournament hosted by Bespoke Careers.
To mark five years of global success, the design studio curated an exhibition of woven artworks made in collaboration with underprivileged children at the 'Anganwadi' preschools in Gujarat, India.
The Interior Design Excellence Awards (aka IDEA) records a bumper number of entries this year.
The ceramic products specialist used the event to launch the Cloche, I-O-N and Pablito pendant lights.
MONA's latest installation uses 'heroic' oysters to address the problem of heavy metal deposits in the river.
A contemporary urban village, the Ham Yard comprises a 91-room hotel, restaurant and 24-apartment residential complex.
World famous trends forecaster, Li Edelkoort was at designEX talking about a return to the cosy and the comforting.
Armadillo&Co's fifth anniversary was an opportunity to both highlight its woven wares and raise money for underprivileged pre-schoolers in India.
Hortus is an exciting new development at Melbourne's Docklands – a temporary pavilion housing an installation, cafe and community space.
Adam Cornish's Trinity bowl was a big winner in the homewares category at the recent New York Design Awards.
Now in its eighth year, Melbourne's Light in Winter Festival spans the month of June and presents a range of installations, events, art, music and performance.
According to De Carolis Constructions Managing Director Matt De Carolis there appears to be a double standard when it comes to the application of environmental and sustainability standards to Australian buildings.
Design aficionados have been spoiled for choice this week with designEX exhibiting at its new location on Glebe Island and the annual Good Design Awards event held at White Bay on Wednesday evening.
While its creative green project will feature in the ‘Alpitecture meets Biennale – Topographic Structures’ exhibition at the Palazzo Bollani, its award‐winning solution for revitalising old buildings will feature in ‘Augmented Australia’ exhibition at the Australian Pavilion.
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