Throughout his life, Ong Tze Boon has made a real difference to both people and place. He is a man of vision who has changed the architectural landscape of Singapore and South-East Asia and strives to make a better world for the future.
Leading through design with culture at the fore, Andrew Tu’inukuafe and Barrington Gohns as Luminaries in 2025 are making change that benefits people and place throughout our region.
As a Luminary this year, Joyce Wang is the epitome of someone who leads by example and creates her own pathway of design.
His name is revered and his work acclaimed, and John Wardle continues to make his presence felt on the built landscape of Australia like no other.
fjcstudio leads by design and the practice’s Melbourne studio is making quite the impact on the built landscape of Victoria.
Designed with culture and meaning, Casuarina Pavilion is a jewel in the crown of Melbourne city and a place where everyone can come together to celebrate Country.
Jeremy Bull brings a deeply personal and human-centred approach to architecture and design, reflecting on his practice’s evolution, childhood influences and the creation of Alexander House.
Rebecca Moore brings a deeply human-centred and collaborative approach to healthcare design, sharing insights into the landmark Victorian Heart Hospital, her design philosophy, and the evolving role of wellness in the built environment.
Ross Gardam shares insights into his design philosophy, the making of his award-winning Méne light, and the evolving landscape of sustainable craftsmanship.
The 2025 INDE.Awards entry deadline has been extended to April 3rd. With categories spanning architecture, interiors, and design, this extension offers a final chance to be recognised on a global stage.