Objective Light

Listen to two of Australia’s most exciting artists discuss how light helps express their creative visions.

Ruth Allen is a Melbourne-based multi-media artist primarily working with glass, light, kinetics and the poetics of experience.

Kit Webster is an audio visual artist and is one of the few artists engaged in cutting-edge technological art and design in Australia.

3 learnings with Caroline Olah of Reddie

We sit down with Reddie Furniture founder Caroline Olah to discuss Asian influence, design heritage and manufacturing.

MAKING TREND ACCESSIBLE

As part of their 2015 Spring release, Woven Image welcomes the addition of three new wallcoverings to their EchoPanel Mura collection, offering sustainable, budget-savvy alternatives to current trends in interior architecture.

An Industrial Edge: Young’s Bramah

Michael Young’s collaboration up with Hong Kong’s EOQ results in the robust Bramah Lamp Collection.

HAS design and research

Practicing architecture and giving back to the next generation of students, Jenchieh Hung of HAS design and research is ensuring that the landscape of Thailand is in very good hands for the future.

Carnegie Memorial Swimming Pool was “designed to tap into the collective memory of the community”

Carnegie Memorial Swimming Pool by CO.OP Studio is supposedly Australia’s most sustainable aquatic centre.

The 2025 Victorian Architecture Awards shortlist is here

The extensive and impressive shortlist has been announced for this year’s Victorian Architecture Awards, with the Awards Night Dinner set to take place on Friday 27th June.

We talk to Arper’s head of sustainability at Milan Design Week

Andrea Mulloni is the head of sustainability at furniture manufacturer, Arper. With a particular emphasis on the evolving Catifa Carta chair, we chatted to him at Arper’s stand during Milan Design Week.