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Following notable careers at Geyer and GroupGSA, Peter McCamley is striking out with Pablo Albani to form Studio P3, an interdisciplinary studio focused on driving business and interior design solutions.
Geyer was tasked with redesigning CUE’s leading Melbourne store and the response is all about curves, green tones and giving garments the space to shine.
Australian Design & Co has worked hand-in-hand with project designer, Geyer, to deliver an innovative fit-out for the globally renowned Boardroom. Here we explore the design and manufacture of this fit-out.
Adaptable, neurodiverse work settings define this boundary-pushing workplace designed by Geyer for fintech unicorn, Tyro, and its next-gen talent.
2023 is well under way and studios are being shaken up across Australia. See who’s part of the latest round of promotions and appointments.
Geyer is evolving workplace design to respond to neurodiversity and embed greater inclusivity and equity into its clients’ physical spaces, writes global design director Adam Mundy.
Workplaces are evolving and, in this year’s INDE.Awards, there are offices that showcase just what is expected in the new office environment. Fit-for-every purpose, these offices are homes away from home, with every amenity to sustain a working life.
Catch up with some of our industry’s top talents at this year’s Saturday Indesign speaker series.
The pandemic-driven disruption of how we work has been painful for both companies and employees. But it is also providing an opportunity for everyone to recalibrate how we want the future of work to look like.
Indesign #85, the ‘Social Spaces’ issue is out now. Indesign Editor Alice Blackwood brings us up to speed on the retail and hospitality design topics informing this edition’s theme.
As Geyer and Valmont come together, a new collaborative model is taking shape. Gillian Serisier speaks with Geyer/Valmont managing director, Marcel Zalloua, and Geyer global design lead, Adam Mundy.
The pandemic-driven disruption of how we work has been painful for both companies and employees. But it is also providing an opportunity for us to recalibrate how we want the future of work to look like.
