June 15th, 2017

The INDE.Awards celebrates the outstanding creativity across our industry – and the INDE.Awards Gala is your chance to catch up with the A+D community’s brightest.

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Direct from New York City… Welcome Design Maestro:

Stephen Burks!

One of the most recognised American industrial designers of his generation. Stephen Burks’ entire portfolio is characterised by a pluralistic vision of design that is inclusive of all cultural perspectives. His Man Made project bridges the gap between authentic developing world production, industrial manufacturing and contemporary design. From his New York studio – Stephen Burks’ Man Made – he pushes the world’s leading design-driven brands even further into a arena of unmatched vision and creative expertise … always with a solutions-driven perspective. Recently returning from Milan where he exhibited The Others – for DEDON’s Hideaway Beach – Burks was rightly applauded for an exotic collection of animated lanterns and extensions to his award-winning collections Brixx, Tibbo and Mbrace.

… And from our close neighbours in Asia

We are thrilled to welcome to Sydney INDE.2017 shortlisters, Alex Mok and Briar Hickling of Linehouse; William Chan of Spacedge; Dennis Cheok of UPSTAIRS_ Hon Kit Leong or Wynk Collaborative and many more…

To say hello to all of your INDE.Award 2017 superstars, click here to see the Official INDE Shortlist

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