On the move: the latest design industry movements to report

Big moves were made in the month just passed, involving changes to the upper echelons of ASPECT Studios, Cosentino, dwp, Hames Sharley, McVeigh and SJB.

Have your say: 2009 Australian Architects and Building Designers survey

If you specify outer wall materials in your day-to-day design work, please click here to take part in the 2009 Australian Architects and Building Designers survey.  They’d like to hear your views on the materials you use and how you keep up to date with industry issues. Your feedback will help industry better meet your […]

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BEST CITIES FOR CREATIVES: HOW BERLIN IS INSPIRING FOUR AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS

Berlin’s reputation as a creative hub attracts thousands of international artists and designers each year. Indesignlive catches up with four Australian creatives to see how the city has impacted their work.

“2023 is all about preparing for the future”: Designers on the move

Is it really February already?! With 2023 already well on its way, it’s time for our first On The Move round-up of promotions and hires across the design industry. Who’s moved in 2023?

Walking Country together at Heide

Heide Museum of Modern Art and Urban Initiatives have worked closely with the Wurundjeri community to rebuild Heide’s connection to Country. Gillian Serisier relates a story of reconnections – both new and old.

Carpet that helps to solve humanity’s most pressing problems

How is the horizontal plane rising up to meet complex needs within health, wellbeing and sustainability? We discuss colour, texture, environmental credentials and the influence of materiality on the wellbeing with four globally leading carpet manufacturers.

Regional design and the tactful art of rebuilding communities

Takt is designing architecture that is sustainable, sensitive and desirable. This studio is leading the way as a beating architectural heart in the regions and is in sync not only with the landscape but with the local communities who call it their home.