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Regional design and the tactful art of rebuilding communities

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“2023 is all about preparing for the future”: Designers on the move

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“I am questioning the boundaries of art and where it belongs”: Emma Coulter

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Regional design and the tactful art of rebuilding communities

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Biophilic design with local flavours in a new carpet collection

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It’s time to make your architectural and artistic mark

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Part warehouse, part office: The multifunctional workplace by Studio Roslyn

In Vancouver, Canada, Alera Skin Care’s new headquarters brings together office, event space, showroom and warehouse. This is a workplace that cuts across the usual typological boundaries.

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Crafting a portal on the threshold between art and the workplace

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Two new categories for photographers and photography in the 2023 INDE.Awards! It will be a visual feast of design.

Photographers are to be celebrated and recognised at the 2023 INDE.Awards with two new categories specially tailored to those who live life through the lens.

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Wine, books and spectacular hearths in the heart of the Southern Highlands

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Let there be (well designed) light!

Responding to a request to update the lighting for St Mary’s Church in Warwick, two hours south west of Brisbane, Gillard Group CEO Jenni Gillard put the church at the heart of the community.

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Warning to all architects: Ignore design culture at your peril

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Walk-in vineyard offers immersive dine-and-wine experience

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“Stronger than before” – Clifton Creek Primary School revived from the ashes of 2020

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