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The 2025 INDE.Awards Shortlist showcases the very best architecture and design in our Indo-Pacific region.
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.
Informed by Māori traditions and inspired by the symbolism of the Harakeke plant, Arnya Karaitiana’s new collection for Milliken weaves together heritage, well-being, and modern craftsmanship.
Designing people-first buildings with flooring that contributes to achieving WELL features in the WELL Building Standard. Works with WELL is a new trademark created by the International WELL Building Institute for use by manufacturers to show when their products align with features in the WELL Building Standard.
Tech-accounting firm Hnry partnered with DGSE to transform their Wellington office into a bold, creative hub, brought to life with Milliken carpet flooring.
Make sure you’re there for the year’s best day of design.
It was a night to remember as the 2024 INDE.Awards gala delivered an amazing evening of architecture and design, and also provided the opportunity to renew connections, make new friends and just have fun!
The new Deloitte HQ in Auckland by Custance embraces the surrounding landscape and the history of its people to create a welcoming space – one that is largely defined by the thoughtful use of custom Milliken carpets.
The winners of the 2024 INDE.Awards were announced at a spectacular gala hosted by The Ritz-Carlton, Melbourne, Australia. Discover the exemplary projects, people and products that reflect the diversity of the Indo-Pacific.
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The Works with WELL Directory’s launch is an industry-gamechanger, exclusively featuring products proven to meet International WELL Building Institute (IWBI) eligibility requirements, like those from Milliken.
