20 Jan 2012
Jeff Fearon: Activating Auckland and More
The Auckland-based architect speaks to Indesignlive about Auckland's changing design approach - and why he's inspired by colour in architecture.
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Simple and refined, Suzanne Trocmé’s furniture collection for Bernhardt Design shows the significance of paring things back.
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.
Mandi Keighran talks to Marc Newson, Creative Director of the Sydney New Year celebrations, about his approach to design and future directions.
Simple, honest and sustainable – for Breathe Architecture, low cost and environmentally responsible building is all in a day’s work.
At a time when many are heralding the death of print, the Justus team is putting the focus back on the tangible and tactile.
Enzo Catellani tells Indesignlive.asia editor Janice Seow about his fascination with the many facets of light while in Singapore to launch his Italian label, Catellani & Smith.
From dinosaurs to designing rugs, interiors to products, futurespace's Gavin Harris has a long and varied body of work.
A rich history in cabinet making and a return to ‘the old ways’ has given Team 7 their vision for the future. Alice Blackwood meets with them following their launch into the Australian market.
Oluce, Italy’s oldest lighting design company continues to innovate and collaborate, President Antonio Verderi tells Ola Bednarczuk.
In a city that’s losing many of its heritage buildings, Perth-based practice vittinoAshe is dedicated to restoration and renewal.
A tour de force in the design community, Jon Goulder and the team at WA's Midland Atelier are showing just how strong, creative and collaborative Australian design can be.
The architect, who received the ‘Designer of the Year’ title at the 2011 President’s Design Award in Singapore, tells Indesignlive.asia editor Janice Seow why it’s important to break the rules.
24 hours to achieve massive change? According to design guru Bruce Mau, it's entirely possible.
Claire Saeki catches up with Clark Manus, president of the American Institute of Architects and CEO of Heller Manus, a firm with a growing presence in Asia.
Charles Landry describes himself as a ‘critical friend’ to cities around the world, advising on how to harness their creativity and seize their potential.
Fresh from a win at the Melbourne Design Awards - their second consecutive award for best residential interior - Mardi Doherty and Fiona Lynch have quite a few more spectacular projects up their sleeve.
At the University of New South Wales’ final Utzon lecture for the year, architect Glenn Murcutt sat down with the ABC’s Alan Saunders for a passionate and powerful discussion about design, timeless architecture and how to stay motivated and consistent.
Architecture has no limits when it comes to the commercially minded Jelly Mongers Bompas & Parr. Belinda Aucott has the story.
The prolific architect and designer tells Indesignlive.asia editor Janice Seow what it means for him to follow 'the way of Piero Lissoni'.
Claire Saeki speaks to Steve Frykholm, the man behind Herman Miller's iconic graphic design, at REACH Hong Kong 2011.
Leaving a large firm and starting his own smaller practice has afforded Brisbane-based architect Shane Thompson a host of new freedoms and opportunities, as Ola Bednarczuk finds out.
Jordana Maisie's interactive installations transform spaces and draw their audiences into a unique experience.
Design is a tool that helps drive business performance, says the managing director of Designphase DBA. Indesignlive.asia's Janice Seow has the story.
Paul McGillick looks back on the life and career of Australian architect Col Madigan, who passed away on 17 September.
Kohler designer Mark Bickerstaffe talks new products and the bathroom of the future with Ola Bednarczuk.
The director of Seoul’s International Design Trend Center talks about the success and challenges facing Korean design today.
Rolf Hay, founder of Danish design house Hay, was in Sydney last week for Saturday in Design. Mandi Keighran catches up with him.
Belgian collective Rotor explores the material flows in industry and construction through its design and architectural projects.
Sydney-based design duo Janos Korban and Stefanie Flaubert create metalwork sculptures exploring order and equilibrium.
The work of artist Michael Johansson creates a beautiful order in chaos and absurdity.
Corporate identity and branded environments have come a long way in 9 years, as Stephen Minning of BrandCulture tells Ola Bednarczuk.
Matt Chan, winner of this year’s Emerging Architect prize at the AIA’s NSW Architecture Awards, speaks to Ola Bednarczuk about staying fresh and moving forward.
The ideals of suburban life form the basis of photographer and artist Gemma Land’s most recent work.