Rebecca Moore, Principal and Health & Science Sector Leader at Architectus, brings a deeply human-centred and collaborative approach to healthcare design. In this interview for the SpeakingOut! series, proudly supported by Milliken as partner of The Health and Wellbeing Space at the 2025 INDE.Awards, Moore shares insights into the landmark Victorian Heart Hospital, her design philosophy, and the evolving role of wellness in the built environment.
In this exclusive interview for SpeakingOut!, 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.
As an entry to The Multi-Residential Building category at the 2024 INDE.Awards, NH Architecture and Bird de la Coeur Architects have achieved an exemplary outcome with a project that addresses the challenges of social and affordable housing.
Enter Projects Asia is an architecture and design practice that breaks the mould of traditional making and design but also ensures that the environment is front and centre in all that it does.
Capturing the finished project through the lens and the expert eye of the photographer is integral to architecture and design. So, how does Louise Roche go about her business?
This year the INDE.Awards jury breaks all records as the largest and most iconic group ever gathered together for the program.
They’re gorgeous, created through a cross-cultural design collaboration, feature sensational timber and have optimum functionality… don’t you just want to have them?
Homing in on the experiential, HAS design and research has once again conceived a retail space that transports the customer to another, more wonderful, ethereal world.
Expert designer Jarrod Lim has collaborated with AI. While the process might have been interesting, the outcome is nothing less than remarkable.