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Davenport Campbell’s Neill Johanson shares insights from WORKTECH25 and the impact of AI on the workplace experience.
What happens when the Southern Hemisphere’s best design talents meet the Northern Hemisphere’s best timbers?
At a time when collaboration is often leveraged as a vehicle for brand amplification rather than a genuine exchange of ideas, Bankston and Sans-Arc Studio offer a compelling rejoinder.
The latest in this long standing collaboration is a lounge collection that is a fresh interpretation on some of design’s most loved movements.
CDK Stone’s new Selection Centre is crafted specifically for the design community, providing a dedicated space for architects, designers and specifiers to explore, collaborate, and take clients on an immersive journey through premium natural stone.
Herman Miller’s Bay Work Pod isn’t just about creating a cosy nook amidst the expanse of an open office – it’s about fostering a genuinely inclusive environment where everyone feels empowered to do their best work. Could this be the pod that finally gets it right?
UNSW Galleries is set to host ‘barangga: First Nations Design Gathering,’ a two-day event focused on integrating Country into public art on October 25-26th.
At the heart of this workplace design for Richard Crookes Constructions’ (RCC) is a visual and functional anchor that houses collaborative and utility areas, ensuring adaptability for future demands.
New York design studio, CIVILIAN, has teamed up with Bankston Architectural to create the new collection, Hemispheres.
Canberra’s Australian National University has a new facility in the Hassell-designed Research School of Physics. It’s taking science into the future and a new era of capability.
Design that speaks many languages is to be treasured and enjoyed. Trent Jansen tells a story of design collaborations and connections through his work on Country with friends and artists who bring the perspective of First Nations people to the fore.
The new Luva Modular Sofa and Cyclade Tables present two unique studies in organic, modular design that expand Herman Miller’s diverse portfolio.
