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Tongue & Groove reignites our passion for timber

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Tongue & Groove reignites our passion for timber

Timber flooring specialist Tongue & Groove launches a new identity and resources to support Australian architects and designers. Here’s what clients, consumers and architects can expect.

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The finishing touches on First Sentier Investors’ Barangaroo office

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The finishing touches on First Sentier Investors’ Barangaroo office

For First Sentier Investors’ new workplace in Barangaroo, the team were after an authentic and pared-back aesthetic, and thanks to Tongue n Groove, this was easily achieved.

Tongue n Groove’s newest home in Sydney – and it’s lined with Oak!

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Tongue n Groove’s newest home in Sydney – and it’s lined with Oak!

Who said floorboards can only be used on the floor? Tongue n Groove’s new space by Tobias Partners reinvents the showroom experience with engineered European oak boards up, down and all around.

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Merging the old with the new on Charles Street

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Merging the old with the new on Charles Street

A heritage home on Charles Street in Richmond, Victoria has been given a new lease on life that sees a marriage of old world charm and contemporary design and technology.

Dance for Life 2018 went off!

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Dance for Life 2018 went off!

Dance for Life is a rare opportunity for the architecture and design community to really let its hair down and party – all for a good cause. 2018’s dance celebration was no exception.

Place-making at Plenary by Woods Bagot

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Place-making at Plenary by Woods Bagot

Woods Bagot takes a people-centred approach to Plenary’s new Melbourne office, using place-making strategies more often seen in urban and landscape projects.

Celebrating Our Region’s Top Design Studios At The INDE.Awards!

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Celebrating Our Region’s Top Design Studios At The INDE.Awards!

Never have the challenges of entering our vibrant industry been greater and more competitive for emerging creative talent. Luckily, there are people trying to help.