Two weeks to go! Get your INDE.Awards Gala ticket now!
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It’s not long till Asia Pacific’s night of nights for architecture and design. Do you have your ticket for the INDE.Awards Gala in Singapore?
Get close to greatness at the the INDE.Awards Gala 2018 – right here in Singapore.
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The INDE.Awards celebrate the outstanding creativity across the APAC region – and the INDE.Awards Gala is your chance to catch up with the architecture and design community’s brightest.
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This second year of the INDE.Awards has seen the growth of the program and the broadening of its reach. Our exceptional Shortlist features truly progressive buildings, spaces, objects and people from Vietnam to Tasmania, Tokyo to Penang, Sydney to Singapore.
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Join us on Friday 22 June at the JW Marriott Singapore South Beach, when the winners will be announced. Featuring the Asia Pacific’s most iconic design figures, as well as international guests including: H&P Architects, Studiomake, Virginia Kerridge Architect, Khai Liew, Architectkidd and many more!
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Places are limited, we are now 80% sold, so booking is essential.
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Who will be our 2018 INDE winners?
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Reserve your tickets here.
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