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From strength to strength: The Laminex Architectural Panels make their mark

From strength to strength: The Laminex Architectural Panels make their mark

Laminex – a brand synonymous with laminate surfaces to the extent that its name has become a byword for the product itself – further solidifies its position at the forefront of design innovation.

The next step: Axolotl goes global

The next step: Axolotl goes global

Always the innovator, Axolotl is taking its products worldwide, offering boundless possibilities for architects, designers, and everyone in between.

Bryant Alsop Architects realises a redefining moment

Bryant Alsop Architects realises a redefining moment

Surpassing a decade in design practice doesn’t mean it’s time to rest on your laurels. As far as Bryant Alsop Architects is concerned, it meant time to redefine its studio and its space.

Google’s retail debut is done in true ‘novel yet useful’ style

Google’s retail debut is done in true ‘novel yet useful’ style

The Google flagship store, in Chelsea, New York, takes cues from neuroaesthetics — a field of study dedicated to exploring how ‘form follows feeling’.

10 times design ingenuity made the economy go ’round

10 times design ingenuity made the economy go ’round

From green ceramics to compostable cling-wrap – these ingenious, sustainable products and services are making our circular economy go ’round.

Cult’s environmentally conscious Considered Collection

Cult’s environmentally conscious Considered Collection

Residing within three different credentials – sustainable materials, sustainable manufacturing or ethical production, Cult’s new range does their bit for the Earth while looking sensational.

This sustainable office begets the phrase ‘waste not, want not’

This sustainable office begets the phrase ‘waste not, want not’

True or false: it’s possible to design and execute a contemporary office fitout that is equal parts thrifty, sustainable and stylish?