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First look: Architectus unveils preliminary design concepts for UNE Tamworth Campus

First look: Architectus unveils preliminary design concepts for UNE Tamworth Campus

The University of New England (UNE) recently hosted a community reveal of Architectus’ initial vision for the proposed Tamworth campus. We walk you through the update.

A glamorous night of celebration – relive the highlights of the INDE.Awards Gala

A glamorous night of celebration – relive the highlights of the INDE.Awards Gala

Relive the best moments and catch up on the awards and winners celebrated at the 2023 INDE.Awards’ night of nights.

‘Sticky tenants’ with Make Architects: UK learnings for Australian build-to-rent

‘Sticky tenants’ with Make Architects: UK learnings for Australian build-to-rent

What can Australian build-to-rent (BTR) developers learn from the experienced UK market and how can these lessons be applied locally? Frank Filskow shares valuable insights from Make’s work and research in the UK and Australia.

Icons of Gubi all the way from Copenhagen

Icons of Gubi all the way from Copenhagen

A visit to Copenhagen is not complete without popping by the Gubi showroom to experience the brand ‘at home’ – and what a place to explore and enjoy!

A look inside Melbourne Holocaust Museum with CEO Jayne Josem

A look inside Melbourne Holocaust Museum with CEO Jayne Josem

Working with Kerstin Thompson Architects, Melbourne Holocaust Museum has undergone an enlightening redevelopment. It’s resulted in a transformative experience for both staff members and visitors alike.

Iconic past, colourful present: Louis Poulsen’s AJ Lamp Series

Iconic past, colourful present: Louis Poulsen’s AJ Lamp Series

Louis Poulsen has been reintroducing a series of classic lighting pieces and a new set of uplifting colours for the iconic AJ Lamp is one of the highlights.

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“We are not shy minimalists”: Boyac’s Colony collections

“We are not shy minimalists”: Boyac’s Colony collections

The Italian fabric and wallpaper powerhouse, Colony, produces elaborately beautiful collections that speak creatively to a rich tapestry of cultures, eras and interior styles.

From tired office to luxury aged care: Adaptive reuse with Fender Katsalidis

From tired office to luxury aged care: Adaptive reuse with Fender Katsalidis

The Alba is a transformative adaptive reuse project in Melbourne, transforming a dilapidated office building into a refined aged care residence.

Only the BEST for Blacktown: $100m sports hub opens

Only the BEST for Blacktown: $100m sports hub opens

In Sydney’s west, Blacktown International Sports Park has expanded significantly with the newly completed Blacktown Exercise, Sports and Technology (BEST) Hub.

What can we learn from the ‘Blue Zones’ as we strive to live longer and age well?

What can we learn from the ‘Blue Zones’ as we strive to live longer and age well?

A specialist in senior living, Dr YE Ng of Architectus Conrad Gargett draws on research into the ‘Blue Zones’ – regions worldwide where people have the longest lifespans – to offer insights into the key ingredients to create places for ageing well. 

From student winners to new directors, dynamism at Nexus Designs

From student winners to new directors, dynamism at Nexus Designs

The 2023 Nexus Designs Janne Faulkner Prize for Design Excellence at RMIT has been announced and it follows some exciting leadership changes at the practice.

Milliken releases the world’s first self-sanitising carpet, MGUARD+

Milliken releases the world’s first self-sanitising carpet, MGUARD+

Milliken Flooring Covering (ANZ) has recently launched the world’s first carpet tile that is effective against the COVID virus and various bacteria. It’s a self-sanitising carpet that is set to revolutionise how we manage and maintain hygiene in our everyday environments.

Australia lands its first Yayoi Kusama ‘Pumpkin’

Australia lands its first Yayoi Kusama ‘Pumpkin’

Touted as Japan’s most successful living artist, Yayoi Kusama’s famed and iconic Pumpkin sculpture has just landed in Australia, at Pt. Leo Estate Sculpture Park.

The Bligh lobby: Archer Design brings art to the workplace

The Bligh lobby: Archer Design brings art to the workplace

25 Bligh Street is a multifaceted project, and its lobby – designed by Archer Designs – is a standout with its artworks.

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Brisbane Designscape makes its triumphant return: Here’s the debrief

Brisbane Designscape makes its triumphant return: Here’s the debrief

An excellent turnout from the design industry and beyond solidified Brisbane Designscape’s continued success among Brisbane’s buzzing design enclave.

Immersive hands-on learning at First Peoples Architecture event

Immersive hands-on learning at First Peoples Architecture event

Beginnings – First Peoples Architecture presented by the RAA, took place 19th-21st October. Hands-on in its learnings, attendees also gained CPD Points.

Questions of design with novelist Amanda Lohrey

Questions of design with novelist Amanda Lohrey

Award-winning novelist Amanda Lohrey’s latest novel, The Conversion, is deeply concerned with issues of home renovations, architectural theory and the psychology of dwelling.

Celebrations as Innerspace Sydney opens its doors

Celebrations as Innerspace Sydney opens its doors

Innerspace has officially inaugurated its stunning new Sydney showroom with a well-received event attended by the design community.

“What the data shows us”: Why connectivity, amenity and access to nature are critical to liveability

“What the data shows us”: Why connectivity, amenity and access to nature are critical to liveability

What can we learn from Place Score’s 2023 Australian Liveability Census? Founder Kylie Legge says the findings put a whole new frame on the classic ‘Australian (quarter-acre block) dream’.

Export your architecture: New international agreements make it easier to practise overseas

Export your architecture: New international agreements make it easier to practise overseas

A set of landmark agreements made by the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia is ensuring that Australian and New Zealand architects will find it easier to have their professional registration recognised internationally.

The best new products from London Design Festival 2023

The best new products from London Design Festival 2023

Discover the latest furniture, lighting and accessories from the 21st edition of the London Design Festival, from previously unseen designs from Mid-Century masters to innovative new materials.

Stylecraft hosts a feast of photography with I SHOT 23

Stylecraft hosts a feast of photography with I SHOT 23

This year, the Image Makers Association of Australia has expanded its offering with three exhibitions in Melbourne, Sydney and Perth.