Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the 2026 INDE.Awards recognised the outstanding people, projects and products shaping design across the Indo-Pacific.
Southeast Asian craft traditions meet French high fashion in Thailand, as Enter Projects Asia completes Hermès with an emphasis on rattan materiality.
Founder of Enter Projects Asia, Patrick Keane shares the thinking behind his Best of the Best-winning airport interiors, where natural materials and sustainability drive design at scale.
Recognised as winners at the INDE.Awards 2025, Enter Projects Asia in collaboration with SOM have received The Influencer award. Their work on Terminal 2 Kempegowda International Airport Interiors redefines the aesthetics of airport design through a monumental expression of biophilia, sustainability and craftsmanship.
Crafting form and creating function with rattan, Patrick Keane and Enter Projects Asia’s latest project is proving to be a draw card for shoppers at the dynamic fashion house Massimo Dutti.
With the 2025 INDE.Awards now over, it’s time to take a breath before it all begins again in early December. However, integral to the awards this year and every year is the jury – and what an amazing group came together in 2025.
Projects and people from across our region were certainly prominent at the 2025 INDE.Awards gala and in particular, Aotearoa/New Zealand, Singapore and Thailand made their presence felt.
Winner of the INDE.Awards 2025 Best of the Best, Terminal 2 Kempegowda International Airport Interiors by Enter Projects Asia and SOM showcases 12,000-square-metres of biophilic design, featuring nine kilometres of handwoven rattan in a sustainable, world-class passenger experience.
At Saltbox in Sydney, this year’s INDE winners – including a Best of the Best from Asia – were announced at an extravagant, fun Gala awards night.
Patrick Keane is redefining architecture through sustainability and organic materials, sharing his journey, design philosophy, and vision for the future of sustainable design.