02 Feb 2012
Hong Kong’s Urban Beekeeper
Michael Leung started HK Honey in 2009 after relocating to Hong Kong from London, building a creative career centred on urban beekeeping. Ben McCarthy has this story.
An interactive experience with Legacy Way. Read more...
Michael Leung started HK Honey in 2009 after relocating to Hong Kong from London, building a creative career centred on urban beekeeping. Ben McCarthy has this story.
Archrival's site-specific installations explore new ways of thinking and creating by taking a collaborative approach to architecture.
The Auckland-based architect speaks to Indesignlive about Auckland's changing design approach - and why he's inspired by colour in architecture.
Alice Blackwood chats to industrial designer Rowen Wagner, ex-Launch Padder and now Melbourne-based toy designer.
The Legacy Way Visitors' Centre combines multimedia and exhibition design for an interactive, immersive experience.
The design of these workshop facilities is inspired by the building’s use and its surrounding environment.
METIER3’s new Melbourne studio is a contemporary open workplace encouraging transparency and collaboration.
The iconic Australian winemaker and contemporary designer extraordinaire have teamed up for one of the year's most exciting collaborations, The Blocks.
As the digital age changes our notion of what product design is, designers require a new range of skills for their ideas to be marketable, says Portable.tv's Andrew Apostola.
Annual design festival agIdeas International Design Week is back for its 22nd year, celebrating the best in design and creativity at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre from 21-25 May 2012.
Frankie Unsworth checks out the annual Paris des Chefs showcase at Maison & Objet, which brings together chefs and designers in a series of unique collaborations.
Emerging Sydney design collective He Made She Made has launched the city's newest design concept gallery.
Alannah Hill's flagship Sydney store is the result of a close collaboration between David Hicks Interior Design and Soho Projects.
Designed by Italian furniture house EMU, The Way is a lightweight, hardwearing outdoor chair.
The innovative and multi-functional Screenplay range of textiles recently celebrated 15 years.
Formula Interiors has over half a decade of experience in commercial interior fit-outs and refurbishments.
Electric cars could become standard with the help of this new technology from HaloIPT, writes Sam Eichblatt.
Inspired by New York-style gardens, Elevated Garden City is a concept for the post-quake Christchurch. Lee Suckling discusses its potential.
Jeremy Edmiston of SYSTEMarchitects speaks to Yelena Smetannikov about digital pre-fabrication for more sustainable architecture.
UNSW Urban Design Masters students tackle Sydney's Redfern-Waterloo area, exploring potential upgrades to the precinct and how to keep density habitable.
See how CASF Australia's Corian solid surface played an integral role in the fit out for Nok Nok Thai Eating House in Sydney's Darling Quarter.
Strelein Warehouse has been a major winner in a host of design awards in 2011. Earlier this year, Indesign's Editor in Chief Paul McGillick visited the Surry Hills warehouse for a one-on-one with the man behind the design, Ian Moore. Join Paul and Ian for a walk-through and hear the story behind this multi award-winning home.
Along the backstreets of Surry Hills, the new Hill Street Precinct has been steadily evolving into one of Sydney's most vibrant creative hubs.
The Westpac Kent Street branch in Sydney by Landini Associates is part of a cultural change bringing the bank back to a local level, writes Mandi Keighran.
Inari Kiuru finds beauty in the unexpected for her work Let us be lovers: New Jersey industrial landscapes.
Introducing the new I.D. Collection from Designer Rugs - the winners and judges from the 2010 Evolve Awards. Designed by finalists and the winner of 2010 Evolve Awards including Gavin Harris, Emma Elizabeth, Edward Wong, Louise McGregor, Sarah Marriott and Lachlan Allen.
In April Indesign's Publisher, Raj Nandan travelled to Milan to scope out the latest from the design world.
An amazing showcase of porcelain, some of the best food and design magazines in Milan, all under one roof. The wall of plates was an awe inspiring installation.
Yamagiwa is a Japanese lighting manufacturer taking the minimalist aesthetic to new heights with some lovely pieces by Lovegrove, and the 'Swell' light by Paul Cocksedge.
Breaking from the solely Starck range - XO have introduced the work of Karim Rashid to their collection for 2009.
You had your say, now the designer gets his. Pete Ford of Think!OTS voices his view on the Aussie Pavilion.
One city, 171 national pavilions, 5kms, 70 million visitors expected.
Downtown Surry Hills brought us landscaping, DJs and little a burlesque at Saturday in Design 2009.
The Darlinghurst precinct got glammed up to bring us their best for Saturday in Design.
The PYD Building and Warehouse in Precinct Seven had all of Saturday in Design talking.