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52 Reservoir Street by SJB is one of those magical buildings that you come across on a city walk that simply delights.
Celebrating a decade in business, Milieu has been at the forefront of a manifest shift toward high quality residential development and medium density living.
Wellard Architects is a practice that doesn’t make a fuss, or shout out its name. The practitioners of this studio are the quiet achievers but they happen to be making quite a lot of design noise at the moment.
Winners of The American Standard Design Award have integrated functionality and aesthetics to respond to users’ needs and emerging lifestyle trends.
Cera Stribely steps out of its residential design remit to debut its first hospitality design – the remarkable redevelopment of Yarra Valley’s St Hubert’s Winery. Annie Reid reports.
For perfect living that starts in the kitchen and extends throughout the house, Bosch presents the accent | line Carbon Black Collection. Here’s how it’s revolutionising kitchen design and lived experience, too.
Studio Johnston will continue to bring its acclaimed design talent to new residential and commercial projects, with a renewed focus on interiors and the collaborative process.
Cheshire Architects has forged a name for itself across New Zealand, Australia and abroad, with adventurous clientele who are keen to be taken on a journey.
Launched in 2020, OBJKT Studio is driven by a continuous quest for new perspectives and insights and an undying passion for discovering complex, innovative methods that fuse design traditions of the past, present and future.
A space to converse, collaborate and create, kitchen design calls for more than just functional appliances. In this edition of the Indesign Edit, Sub-Zero expands on the limitless possibilities of kitchen design.
Maintaining the stately character of the dwelling’s 1880s origin, St Huberts’ most contemporary incarnation embraces the house’s traditional features while equipping the occupants with all the creature comforts and technological advancements a modern family of five may need.
You liked it, we listened! We bring to you just a small sample of the built environment’s best projects from the year gone by.
