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Kristen Whittle and the quest for soulful density

Building on a profound depth of experience, Kristen Whittle is orchestrating his very own studio with a humanistic design philosophy based on care.

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“No longer business as usual”: A periscopic view of our cities’ futures

INDESIGN Magazine’s 90th edition, The ‘City Futures’ Issue, is almost here! We speak with Tim Williams, cities practice lead at Grimshaw about the complex tensions our cities face in this post-pandemic, climate-critical era of globalised living.

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Does the rise of AI mean design is dead? Book this keynote with Melbourne Uni’s Dr Eduard Hovy

How do we learn to work with AI to optimise our work without sacrificing the vital importance humanity and human-centric design plays in design? Join us as we discuss this and more at the annual INDE.Summit!

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HDR’s NEXTDC Data Centres mark a new chapter in urban integration

NEXTDC’s M3 and M2 data centres represent a novel approach to the harmonious coexistence of advanced technology infrastructure and local communities.

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Plus Architecture comment: What inspired us about the Scandinavian housing model?

Plus Architecture’s Patric Przeradzki offers four key takeaways from the Scandinavian housing model. Przeradzki argues they can be applied in Australia to work towards healthier, safer and more cohesive residential communities.

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Three essential changes: NSW AIA criticises the state’s Affordable Housing Strategy

The NSW Chapter of the Australian Institute of Architects, led by president Adam Haddow, voices concerns about the NSW Affordable Housing Strategy, citing a risk of abuse for financial gain. The Institute advocates for permanent affordable housing, management by registered non-profits and a restriction on development approval times to deter land banking.

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3 ways our cities can adopt adaptive reuse – a discussion

Fender Katsalidis partner, Nicky Drobis, was recently on a panel discussing adaptive reuse and its potential to redefine our cities’ skylines. She outlines 3 ways our cities can increase adoption of adaptive reuse projects.

Kristen Whittle and the quest for soulful density

“No longer business as usual”: A periscopic view of our cities’ futures

Does the rise of AI mean design is dead? Book this keynote with Melbourne Uni’s Dr Eduard Hovy

HDR’s NEXTDC Data Centres mark a new chapter in urban integration

Plus Architecture comment: What inspired us about the Scandinavian housing model?

Three essential changes: NSW AIA criticises the state’s Affordable Housing Strategy

3 ways our cities can adopt adaptive reuse – a discussion

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