Held during the London Design Festival, 100% Design is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year with displays from many leading names in the design and creative industry.
A new visual public artwork launched in Rydalmere, a new development in Sydney, commemorates the history of Australia Post in time.
Container living is something most of us think of as sustainable, practical, economical and generally a good idea.
While the project was designed by Zaha Hadid Architects, the conceptual and detailed lighting for the internal public spaces was created by lighting designers from Arup.
The awards, hosted by NAWIC’S NSW Chapter, recognise the achievements and encourage the advancement of women in construction in New South Wales.
Rather than arranging the room around a TV, BeoVision Avant’s new stand design offers the flexibility to turn the television in any direction.
VIVID gives entrants a chance to showcase their work as they compete to win the five Awards of Excellence in Design.
The new FEIT building joins other new landmark buildings within the rapidly transforming and revitalised western gateway to Sydney’s CBD.
The advisory group, which judges all the entries in the design research competition, has expanded to include AR Asia Pacific editor Michael Holt among other practitioners and academics.
In celebration of the versatility of timber, the challenge is to produce all projects using a single material – American hardwood.
MADA (Monash Art Design & Architecture) is offering a range of creative short courses aimed at practicing artists, art students and beginners looking to unearth their talent.
Some of Sydney's best architecture firms came together to take part in a 5-a-side soccer World Cup tournament hosted by Bespoke Careers at Moore Park on Saturday 21 June.
The award consists of a $5000 prize courtesy of the sponsor.
CK Design International's Katoomba Library was the big winner at a gala event in Surry Hills last week.
The Japanese artist's multi-screen video works immerse viewers in constantly changing environments.
The report outlines broad trends and identifies a number of worrying issues that the profession will need to work together to address.
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.
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