issue67
People
Can Humble Gestures Create Great Change?
For Nest Architecture’s Emilio Fuscaldo the transformative power of deslgn often lies in small gestures prompted by searching questions.
Project
Lonely Planet’s Guide to the Galaxy
Siren Design’s stunning fitout for Lonely Planet creates a memorable journey through space and time at Carlton’s iconic former CUB site in Melbourne’s inner north.
Ideas
Indesign Magazine #67 is here: The Design Appetite Issue
In the latest edition of Indesign: the ‘Design Appetite’ issue, we tackle the design industry’s most biting issues around hospitality. Here’s a taste of what’s inside.
People
Can Design Disrupt our Experience with Hospitality?
Meet Jozef Youssef, the experimental chef of London’s famed Kitchen Theory, who uses science and design to change the way we perceive food.
Ideas
Architecture, Design – and Space Exploration
Lucy McRae’s new film project explores how space travellers might use architecture and design to train their bodies from the extremes encountered away from earth.
Project
Does One Size Ever Really Fit All?
Sometimes interior designers are a little like corporate psychiatrists. Or at least, this was the case when SJB took on Harry the Hirer’s new Melbourne showroom.
Project
Can the Agile Model Benefit the Future of Education?
Want to steal a march on your competitors? Are you a business or a university? The University of Sydney’s new Business School brings the two together in a stunning new-era facility.