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It’s a monumental project in sustainability initiatives and Nightingale Village has been named winner in category!
This year’s Good Design Awards winners have been announced at the 65th rendition of the annual event celebrating Australian design.
Providing people with a better template for living is the Nightingale Village in Melbourne, which was celebrated as the Best of the Best project and entry for INDE.Awards 2023. This is no small feat when you are competing against a region’s worth of outstanding architecture and design.
The winner of the Best of the Best at the 2023 INDE.Awards has been announced and congratulations go to an outstanding project with sustainability at its core providing people with a better template for living.
It’s a monumental project in sustainability initiatives and Nightingale Village keeps bringing home the awards. We unwrap the magic that is Nightingale.
The shortlist for the Australian Institute of Architects Victorian Architecture Awards has been published. Nightingale Village is one of the projects in the mix and we spoke to Austin Maynard Architects about their part in it.
We select 6 inspiring education projects that showcase how science-backed carpet tiles can be used to elevate education environments.
Announced last week, we take a look at some of the key winners from this year’s DIA Designers Australia Awards.
Who’s designing the most award-worthy homes in Australia and the Indo-Pacific? These 12 residential projects, all shortlisted for the INDE.Awards’ Living Space, show us the way.
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The second of three projects from a collaboration between Laminex and Kennedy Nolan, this contemporary workplace explores the inherent design flexibility of Laminex® laminate with an energising mix of colours, sculptural form-making and natural woodgrain texture.
Could your office headquarters double as a collective workspace? When Excelon Group acquired an ageing office space they had big ideas, and a very loose brief. Kennedy Nolan overcame distinctive heritage features (that staircase!) to vividly imbue the historic 19th-century building with modern functionality.
