On the eve of Brisbane Indesign 2012, a group of architects, engineers and interior designers from Fortitude Valley’s Hynes Street got together to host a street party and student design competition.
June 15th, 2012
The rain didn’t deter many from coming out and seeing the competition entries as well as enjoying the party vibe.
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