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Projects and people from across our region were certainly prominent at the 2025 INDE.Awards gala and in particular, Aotearoa/New Zealand, Singapore and Thailand made their presence felt.
Practicing architecture and giving back to the next generation of students, Jenchieh Hung of HAS design and research is ensuring that the landscape of Thailand is in very good hands for the future.
Enter Projects Asia is an architecture and design practice that breaks the mould of traditional making and design but also ensures that the environment is front and centre in all that it does.
Dusit Thani Bangkok has reopened with a contemporary interpretation of its heritage by André Fu Studio, blending Thai cultural influences with modern design.
The global leader in design and innovation, formed from the merger of Herman Miller and Knoll, recently hosted an exclusive event to mark a milestone in its partnership with Pergo.
IDIN Architects creates another spectacular project following its win in The Social Space category at the 2024 INDE.Awards.
This book may be small but it has mighty things to say about a signature project in Thailand designed by HAS design and research.
Expect the experiential when HAS design and research creates. In this public space there is the opportunity to pause and reflect as well as meet and learn all within a structure that infuses the past with the present.
Designed by Sher Maker, Aesop Thonglor is an ode to Thai craft, culture and vernacular architecture.
From Thailand to Japan, the winning works highlight the importance of sustainability, biophilia and regenerative design.
The co-founder of the branding and design agency behind well-known projects such as A Design Film Festival shares observations and local tips after spending time working in Bangkok.
Inspired by a forest of stone, and created as a place to showcase the iconic Italian furniture brand Zanotta, this retail space is unconstrained in its vision of what a new-age shopping experience should be.
