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Orbis Adapt by Zenith has been designed to address two common frustrations in workplaces today: the need for spatial flexibility and freedom from cable clutter. The modern workspace sees a daily flux of activity. Hybrid and on-the-go workers, online meetings, and manifold tasks prompt organisations to look to flexible furniture to keep up with their […]
The Buzz Collection promises comfort and style through sustainably manufactured and practical office features. The Buzz’s design not only assists users to reach full productivity through optimum comfort, but its lightweight and recycled honeycomb core construction renders the collection a sustainable investment for commercial environments. Encompassing workstations as well as meeting, counter and coffee tables, […]
Graduate architect Tope Adesina discusses enhancing his practice with the Graduate Certificate of Public Art at Monash University with its course director.
Australia’s largest annual international design event is from 18 to 28 May at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV), where patrons will engage with innovative projects that reflect the diversity of Australian design and architecture. Presented by Creative Victoria and the NGV, the Melbourne Design Week has just begun its seventh year. The event continues […]
The Precinct Collection from Zenith is a series of individual elements that, when combined, create ‘spaces within spaces’. Configurable lounge modules, pods, screens, and booths become ‘precincts’ for focus, connection or collaboration.
Sustainability Victoria is calling on architects and designers to showcase their sustainability success stories by entering this year’s Premier’s Sustainability Awards. The influential awards program has been celebrating sustainability for 21 years, unearthing remarkable advancements and achievements along the way. At last year’s awards, packaging made from mushroom mycelium and the revegetation of […]
Herman Miller unveils a specially curated exhibit and limited-edition poster reprint celebrating its rich graphic design history in its Milan showroom in the Brera Design District during Salone del Mobile. To launch the celebration of the 100th anniversary of its brand name, Herman Miller has taken a deep dive into its rich archive of graphic […]
The NGV Triennial 2023, on display from 3 December 2023 to 7 April 2024, features the work of 100 artists, designers and creative collectives from over 30 countries, all excelling in global contemporary practice. The Triennial will exhibit across all four levels of NGV International in the form of 75 projects, all driven by the […]
Heide Museum is hosting the first survey exhibition in Australia of American photographer Catherine Opie – Catherine Opie: Binding Ties – until Sunday 9 July. The exhibition will feature more than 50 of Catherine’s works ranging in diversity and scale yet reflecting the core theme of challenging understandings of personal and political affiliation. Opie continues […]
Billard Leece Partnership (BLP) has launched ‘7& Up’, a six-year, student-led, adult-supported research program with the Port Melbourne Secondary College Community (PORT) that aims to create a pleasurable and stress-free schooling experience. The project follows the structure of the British documentary Seven Up! (1964) which chronicled the lives of 20 schoolchildren from the age of […]
In a move to strengthen their growing health and science team, Gray Puksand has appointed Aurelia Gachet as a Melbourne associate. Gachet is joining the firm with more than a decade of experience in the sector under her belt, working with The Royal Children’s Hospital team, and working on the Bendigo Base Hospital. To date, […]
Australia’s largest architectural B Corp has unveiled its new parental leave policy with an exhibition celebrating its working families at play in order to support equity, inclusion and flexibility in its diverse team. The industry best-practice parental leave package launched this week by ClarkeHopkinsClarke Architects, after the Federal Government extended standard Paid Parental Leave (PPL) […]
Entries for Australian Design Review’s 30UNDER30 are opening soon. With the industry-first program gearing up for an amazing inaugural year, now is the time to consider why you should enter. And, the first question is, why wouldn’t you enter? ADR’s 30UNDER30 program is free to enter, and with it comes the opportunity to get in […]
With a calm voice and her captivating accent, Tatiana Bilbao explained the inner workings of her new piece on Wednesday at the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) in partnership with MECCA as part of the inaugural Women in Design Commission. “I truly don’t believe there is a possibility of gender equality if we don’t talk […]
IDEA is delighted to announce its newest event partner – Marnong Estate, which will be the sole provider of wines for the IDEA gala party in November.
The 2023 ArchiTeam conference is still in its early planning stage but its creative directors already have clear ideas of the way the day will unfold.
The Art Deco Festival will be held in Leeton, NSW from 8 to 10 July, making the most of the city's significant range of well-preserved Art Deco buildings.
Architecture practice DesignInc has announced it is adding Brisbane-based practice Trapp Architects to its group. In June 2022, the DesignInc board of directors met in Brisbane to formalise the details and formally welcomed Trapp to the DesignInc fold on 1 July 2022. The move signals continued growth for DesignInc nationally, says a media release, with […]
Dr Patricia Moore, the internationally renowned designer and gerontologist, has been announced as this year’s World Design Medal winner for her significant contributions to the advancement of the industrial design profession. Announcing the decision, the World Design Organization (WDO) has issued a media release describing Moore as a pioneering figure in design and a leading […]
Produced by Axolotl, Balit-dhan Balit-ngangjin are two solid cast bronze benches designed by artists Maree Clarke and Trent Jansen.
U City is the first building in South Australia to achieve Carbon Neutral Building Certification and is located in the Adelaide CBD.
U City is the first building in South Australia to achieve Carbon Neutral Building Certification and is located in the Adelaide CBD.
Practice founder Michael Bialek is the only one of the original ‘triumvirate’ still at SJB. He has recently been involved in overseeing the SJB brand refocus. In the current edition of Architectural Review, Bialek explains the firm’s latest evolution as more of a tweak and adjustment than a major overhaul. “I don’t think we need […]
For one week only, Cult Design will offer 20 percent off all furniture and lighting orders* across all brands, in-store and online from 16 to 22 May 2022. Starting on 16 May 2022, Cult shoppers will receive 20 percent off all authentic furniture and lighting, from all brands, including Carl Hansen and Son, HAY, Fredericia, […]
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