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Leading the crusade for sustainable architecture and design, Made In Earth Collective makes architecture in a geographical and cultural context that is closer to people with the ability to sustain ecosystems.
Leading the crusade for sustainable architecture and design, the winner of The Prodigy this year is making its presence felt across the region and the globe.
Leading the way across the Indo-Pacific are the Prodigies, the architects and designers that are making a name for themselves as new exemplars of design.
It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for, and boy does it live up to expectations! See the very best of Indo-Pacific architecture and design, with the 2023 INDE.Awards Shortlist reveal.
See the very best of Indo-Pacific architecture and design with the annual shortlist release.
Rising stars of design are celebrated in The Prodigy at the 2023 INDE.Awards and with Milliken as the partner of this category, there is double the support for the next generation of talented architects and designers across our Indo-Pacific region.
Comprising a trio of architects based in China, the practice of ZJJZ leads the way with its particular ideas of architecture that places people and the natural environment at the centre of its design. Meet The Prodigy for 2022.
This trio of architects based in China, is making international waves with its particular ideas of architecture that puts people and the natural environment front and centre. No wonder they were named The Prodigy in 2022.
Meet six of the shortlisted design firms from Asia for this year’s INDE.Awards, which have contributed ingenious plans and projects to the design world for both the past and the future.
INDE.Awards and Milliken catch up with Xi Chen to chat progressive design, creating originality and what 2022 has in store for our INDE Prodigies.
Making a name for yourself in the world of architecture and design is a daunting prospect to many but not for the four candidates in this year’s The Prodigy category.
