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Fresh off the press… Indesign #75 ‘Healthcare & Wellness’ out now!

The latest issue of Indesign magazine has hit newsstands, this time focusing on the growing sector of ‘Healthcare & Wellbeing’. Tying it all together is a regionality that we’re exploring in new ways.

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What design can learn from Burning Man?

Elana Castle looks through her design lens at two of the stellar installations from this year’s extraordinary burn.

Projects

18 Innovation Walk: From modernist to contemporary at Monash University

A collaboration between Kosloff Architecture, Callum Morton and Monash Art Projects sees a modernist building reskinned with a contemporary façade.

Projects

Chin Chin puts punk on a plate

With millions of restaurants quite literally at diners’ fingertips, the hospitality stakes are high. So, how do you stand out in the crowd? Chin Chin shows us that a little attitude can go a long way.

Projects

A machine to thrive in: Peek inside K2LD’s new studio

An architect’s own studio is always a project close to the heart. For Melbourne practice K2LD – it was all about creating a space that allows the staff to flourish.

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INDE.Awards launches its 2019 program

Entries open 29 November for the INDE.Awards. Join us as the 2019 awards take off with an action-packed program.

Projects

Epic cantilevers: JINS Shanghai by Junya Ishigami

Using exaggerated concrete cantilevered shelving, this retail space in Shanghai for a Japanese eyewear brand certainly catches the eye.

Sydney Modern Project by SANAA gets planning approval

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SANAA’s Sydney Modern Project to go ahead

The new expansion of the Art Gallery of NSW’s Sydney Modern Project, designed by Japanese studio SANAA, has received planning approval.

Projects

Putting innovation centre stage: IQX @ UWA

Taking the opportunity to create a space to foster innovation for recent graduates, while connecting the university and industry, IQX @UWA is a new kind of working co-share typology.

Projects

Design as a catalyst at the Lexus Design Pavilion

Understanding the cachet of design in all its guises, car company Lexus continues to use design to express its ethos – all at the world’s most famous horse race. Annie Reid looks at this year’s Lexus Design Pavilion.

Six decades of Poul Henningsen Classics

2018 marks 60 years since Danish designer Poul Henningsen gave the world the iconic PH 5, PH Artichoke, and PH Snowball lights, redefining modern illumination.

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Crafting the eternal: The human hands behind Louis Poulsen’s human-centric products

Louis Poulsen’s lights are designed with a core consideration for human experience. And the presence of human hands in its production enhances that quality.

Indesign

Win a trip to Spain with the design surface solutions of Rocks On

It’s time to discover Rocks On – the Australasian company leading the way with innovative and inspiring hard surface solutions, who are offering you the chance to win a trip to Spain!

Indesign

Five minutes with … Allen Sammut of Sammut Developments

We’re in the throes of the multi-residential renaissance – but what is really driving buyer demand and design expectations in this space?

The Colour Tone EcoSoft carpet can add a splash of colour to any space - Project Credit – Contour Commercial Interiors

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Indesign Q&A: A chat with the environmental design experts at Carpets Inter

A unique blend of old world artistry and cutting-edge technology… Carpets Inter is more than a great design product – this is a message of sustainability in the face of a changing world.

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Christian Flindt sculpts soft wall illumination for Louis Poulsen with Flindt Wall

After redefining the beauty and effectiveness of bollard lighting with Flindt Bollard, Christian Flindt has renewed indoor and outdoor wall lighting with the softly illuminating Flindt Wall.

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How Ortho became a modern tapware icon

When Phoenix Tapware launched the Ortho range, the industry saw a rare combination of tradition, extraordinary design and optimum functionality coming together. In short, this was a launch of a modern icon

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Outdoor furniture to transform your terrace

Chairs with soft twines, coffee tables, outdoor furniture, wireless lamps and comfortable sofas… Pedrali has the designer collections ready to furnish outdoor areas and city terraces.

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Why is it important for brands to invest in R+D?

Our industry now understands the value of data, science, and the importance of supporting the wellbeing and health of the end-user. But what is the value of R+D to the ‘best practice’ of design?

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News

INDE.Awards launches its 2019 program

Entries open 29 November for the INDE.Awards. Join us as the 2019 awards take off with an action-packed program.

News

SANAA’s Sydney Modern Project to go ahead

The new expansion of the Art Gallery of NSW’s Sydney Modern Project, designed by Japanese studio SANAA, has received planning approval.

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Fresh off the press… Indesign #75 ‘Healthcare & Wellness’ out now!

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Meet the designer behind your favourite studios’ branding: Mike Giesser

Behind the branding of many of Melbourne’s interior design studios is one man – meet Mike Giesser.

Projects

Heritage and beauty in Williams Burton Leopardi’s own studio

Williams Burton Leopardi’s new studio in the Darling Building in heart of Adelaide’s CBD is a thoughtful study in materiality, colour and spatiality.

Projects

Adventurous hospitality at JW Marriott Hanoi

A Michelin star chef and a killer hospitality fit-out collide in the latest restaurant offering at JW Marriott’s Hanoi hotel. Behind the scenes, greymatters’ design worked with celebrity chef Akira Back to bring the mix of spaces alive.

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Indesign Luminary: Mark Landini

Mark Landini is not a man to mince his words. His relationship with retail design is one of practicality and inventiveness. Because there’s no room for ‘experiential’ and ‘fashionable’ design when you’re faced with fickle consumers and a booming e-retail economy.