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29 October 2026

Sydney Open opens up more than two centuries of architectural history

Sydney Open’s annual flagship event returns for one day only this Sunday 1st November 1, inviting the public behind closed doors and into secret spaces normally off limits.

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2 November 2026

Dhäwu’mi Wäna (House of Stories): Cave Urban at Garma Festival

Multidisciplinary design studio Cave Urban comments on how community, art, light and storytelling have been at the heart of their Garma Festival work in Northern Territory.

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3 November 2026

Passivhaus projects to open up for International Open Days

With certified Passivhaus projects quadrupling in just four years, more than 40 local buildings are set to open to the public for the International Open Days from 13th to 15th November.

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27 October 2026

An Italian restaurant hidden in the heart of sandstone Sydney

Florence Guild’s Spezia, set within the once-private, open-air courtyards of Sydney’s former Department of Lands building, pairs Italian cuisine with the spice of the Silk Road.

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21 October 2026

Snøhetta takes the studio to Tokyo

At Venice Studio Tokyo, Snøhetta joined emerging designers from around the world to explore the future of Japan’s traditional shopping streets and the value of designing across cultures.

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7 October 2026

The kinetic buzz of Jakarta’s 25 Hours Hotel The Oddbird

Rising 28 stories above Ashta Mall in the heart of Jakarta’s bustling Sudirman Central Business District, 25hours Hotel The Oddbird is a multifaceted exercise in spatial storytelling and material friction.

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15 October 2026

Beauty, style, drawing and more: Talking Architecture at the State Library of NSW

A three-part series of public conversations in Sydney curated by Elizabeth Farrelly, Ed Lippmann and Sonia Blasco will address some of today’s most pertinent architectural questions.

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Ronnoco Farm: A study in restraint, resilience and rural living

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Ronnoco Farm: A study in restraint, resilience and rural living

At Ronnoco Farm, Polly Harbison Design brings a considered approach to rural architecture, balancing material honesty, quiet luxury and the realities of life on the land.

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Gathering the team in contemporary workplaces

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Gathering the team in contemporary workplaces

Herman Miller creates focal zones that meet the needs of the digitised workplace in an elegant, elevated form with the release of the Byne Meeting Tables range.

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What it takes to build a design legacy

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What it takes to build a design legacy

Saturday Indesign brought four Australian design business leaders together at Reece’s new Rosebery showroom to reflect on family, craftsmanship and the changing nature of the industry.

Apartment living, beyond the floor plan

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Apartment living, beyond the floor plan

At 49 Walsh Street in South Yarra, Neometro and MORQ explore how architecture, landscape and the experience of moving through space can create a more considered approach to apartment living.

Genton goes global with new London studio

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Genton goes global with new London studio

Australian architecture practice Genton has opened its first European studio in London, building on 16 years of experience in civic, cultural and infrastructure design as it looks towards new opportunities across Europe and the Middle East.

Passivhaus projects to open up for International Open Days

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Passivhaus projects to open up for International Open Days

With certified Passivhaus projects quadrupling in just four years, more than 40 local buildings are set to open to the public for the International Open Days from 13th to 15th November.

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The sustainable side of furniture

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The sustainable side of furniture

Indonesian designer Hendro Hadinata partners with AHEC to expand his KARANA Collection into a full living and dining range, built from three abundant, underused American hardwoods.

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Making a beautiful debut at Milan

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Making a beautiful debut at Milan

Design is a fusion of thought and energy which takes materials and methods and elevates them into something extraordinary and compelling. It is an alchemy of human talents that every year for six decades now has drawn thousands of people to Milan for Design Week.

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Shapeshifters of workplace design: a furniture brand providing flexibility across diverse design visions

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Shapeshifters of workplace design: a furniture brand providing flexibility across diverse design visions

Today, workplace settings are fluid, ebbing and flowing between focus, informal discussion and collaboration. For this reason, versatility is at the core of Klaro Industrial Design’s perspective. Their designs continue to push the boundaries of what commercial furniture can offer, as demonstrated in a new collaboration between Klaro Industrial Design and Concept, a design and construction company focused on commercial interiors.

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Created to captivate

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Created to captivate

Some furniture forms part of the backdrop of a space, it plays to the safe middle and serves its purpose with humility. Truly iconic pieces, however, are created to attract attention. They have an air of destiny about them, with a dynamic interplay between function and finish that is immediately intriguing and invites exploration with all the senses.

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Two decades of transforming lives and places

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Two decades of transforming lives and places

When Founder Karinna Gobbo recently marked 20 years of business for Tappeti, makers of fine, hand-crafted rugs + carpet, she highlighted connections between people as the foundation for success.

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Advanta is your partner at the drawing board

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Advanta is your partner at the drawing board

How a long-established local seating specialist works as an extension of the design studio, drawing on decades of manufacturing knowledge to turn a brief into a bespoke piece.

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Sound thinking: Autex Acoustics reimagines the ceiling system

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Sound thinking: Autex Acoustics reimagines the ceiling system

The redesigned Frontier Raft acoustic ceiling system is all about reducing environmental impact while retaining the performance and look of the original.

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Taking cues from contemplative galleries, this surfaces showroom prioritises sensory experience

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Taking cues from contemplative galleries, this surfaces showroom prioritises sensory experience

Recently unveiled, the Caesarstone Wingfield Showroom Surface Gallery in Adelaide reflects a new take on the Caesarstone specification experience; one that is as design-forward as the diverse and sustainable surfaces it’s renowned for.

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Issue #95

Welcome to the ‘Regions’ issue and the considered and attuned minds of Guest Editors Andrew Tu’inukuafe & Barrington Gohns, Principals of Warren and Mahoney. In this issue, the INDE.Awards are celebrated, along with fabulous projects from across the region, brilliant profiles of those shaping our world, and considered thought, all making this an exceptional issue.

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Sensory impressions set in stone

As a child, Beck Smith was mesmerised by stone and the colour and fire of opals found in Lightning Ridge, where she grew up. Today, she’s a successful interior designer and creative living and working on the Gold Coast, but the connection to the raw earth of the inland remains strong.

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Beauty, style, drawing and more: Talking Architecture at the State Library of NSW

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Beauty, style, drawing and more: Talking Architecture at the State Library of NSW

A three-part series of public conversations in Sydney curated by Elizabeth Farrelly, Ed Lippmann and Sonia Blasco will address some of today’s most pertinent architectural questions.

Jordan Knight explores architecture in an ever-changing landscape

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Jordan Knight explores architecture in an ever-changing landscape

Through a series of speculative design experiments, INDE.Awards 2026 The Graduate winner Jordan Knight reconsiders architecture’s relationship with water and the changing landscape of Hawke’s Bay.

Warren and Mahoney Guest Editors join the podcast

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Warren and Mahoney Guest Editors join the podcast

Andrew Tu’inukuafe and Barrington Gohns worked together as Guest Editors on Indesign #96, and the Warren and Mahoney pair recently shared their insights on the process STORIESINDESIGN.

A creative shape shifter

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A creative shape shifter

A leader whose powerful voice has made real change in Australia, Alison Page is advocate and artist, designer and creator, and someone who brings the First Nations voice to the fore in all that she does.

Creating and curating with light

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Creating and curating with light

In the latest instalment of The Photographers, Tony Evans discusses his path from travel photography to the built environment, the importance of light and why architectural photography is as much about interpretation as documentation.

A titan of interior design

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A titan of interior design

After more than four decades in design, Jeff Copolov steps down as Director of Bates Smart, leaving a legacy that has helped elevate interior design within the Australian profession.

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