Redux: Brisbane in Design

In this first instalment of our SiD Redux series we take you on a visual journey through the moments that made Brisbane Indesign such a success

BY owen Lynch

March 6th, 2013

Tags: Brisbane in Design, indesign the event, Saturday In Design

5 months out from the return of Australia’s leading design industry event – Sydney Indesign: the Experience, we remember all the highpoints from previous years and look forward to an even bigger and brighter program of design events in 2013.

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Agape Cuna Bath by Patricia Urquiola

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Sibella Court: Textiles & Wall Covering

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A tranquil women’s wellness centre, delivered with quality and integrity

Building Guild’s early contract involvement in Holixir, an all-in-one women’s wellness space, culminated as a high-calibre, sophisticated and serene project with collaboration and meticulous client consultation at its core.

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Announcing the 2020 Workspace Awards Shortlist!

Since 2017, the Workspace Awards have been a highlight on Australia’s design calendar, celebrating interior design, and showcasing the finest work in our community.

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The function and charm of Kriskadecor’s chain link solutions

Spain’s Kriskadecor offers architects and interior designers untold design possibilities with their chain link solutions – from space dividers to wall-coverings, ceiling flourishes and more.

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Behinds the scenes with artisanal lighting designer, Toscot

The designer and managing director of Toscot, Colin Patrick Dinley, talks to us about the artisanal appeal of Tuscany, how the brand merges traditional craft and innovation – and why they make lamps, not plates.

A homecoming: Saturday Indesign is BACK

Are you ready to dive back into the industry’s most loved design event?

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SID17: What Went Down At The Venue?

Global design fairs usually occupy dull exhibition halls, where besuited visitors trudge down rows of same-same stands. SO. BORING. This is why every year at Sydney Indesign, we turned things up a notch at The Venue: one location with one enormous lineup! And it was truly stellar…

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SID17: Did You Make it To B2 District? …Cos It Was Amazing

At Sydney Indesign’s B2 District, we put a spotlight on our industry’s local heritage – its people, its achievements, and its brands. B2 was all about fostering a culture of appreciation for the unflagging passion that underlies the Australian architecture and design industry… And this year’s exhibitors totally nailed it! See why…

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SID17: Letting Loose At Waterloo

Walking down Danks street, Waterloo seemed like it was the centre of all things fine, delicate and oh-so-fancy! Whether it’s the best in high-quality oak, enviable bathroom fitouts, or even just the indulgence of contemporary European furniture, SID17’s Waterloo precinct spoke to our dreams, desires and aspirations.

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Milan Design Week 2021 with Cult: A kaleidoscope of creativity, innovation and craft

Didn’t get a chance to attend Milan Design Week this year? Jump aboard. We’re heading to the Mediterranean to see what September looked like in the Italian capital of design.

Projects

The Hayesbery heritage offices by Woods Bagot

With the help of Woods Bagot, the Goodman Group has moved to The Hayesbery, a new headquarters more fitting of its essence and sustainable commitments.

Ideas

Is it possible to be stress-free in the profession of architecture?

Architecture is reportedly a profession of stress. How can workplace culture alleviate the daily pressures that come with the job? Vietnamese architect Vo Trong Nghia resets the priorities of his busy, award-winning firm.

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Why schools play a critical role in new suburbs

If schools are the glue of our communities, what are the ‘sticky’ elements every modern school must have? Mark van den Enden of Architectus breaks it down for us.