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Leading through design with culture at the fore, Andrew Tu’inukuafe and Barrington Gohns as Luminaries in 2025 are making change that benefits people and place throughout our region.
The 2025 INDE.Awards Shortlist showcases the very best architecture and design in our Indo-Pacific region.
As a Luminary this year, Joyce Wang is the epitome of someone who leads by example and creates her own pathway of design.
His name is revered and his work acclaimed, and John Wardle continues to make his presence felt on the built landscape of Australia like no other.
What happens when the Southern Hemisphere’s best design talents meet the Northern Hemisphere’s best timbers?
James Calder is renowned as a maverick in the world of workplace design and now with his new practice, Placing, he is set to shake up the establishment and carve a new path forward in how and where we work.
Patrick Keane is redefining architecture through sustainability and organic materials, sharing his journey, design philosophy, and vision for the future of sustainable design.
The 2025 INDE.Awards entry deadline has been extended to April 3rd. With categories spanning architecture, interiors, and design, this extension offers a final chance to be recognised on a global stage.
Fluid and flowing, Cocoon is a school that, through its architectural form, enhances the day-to-day rituals of learning and elevates the experience for the very young.
Contemporary meets heritage at the Sawai Man Mahal in Rajasthan, the perfect place to stay for a holiday in this beautiful region of India.
Next year’s INDE.Awards program is officially launched.
2024 INDE.Awards Luminary, Colin Seah, Founder and Director of Design, Ministry of Design has created a sensational workplace in Lavender Street, Singapore that promotes connection and explores the possibilities.
