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Facade operability shapes the corner gateway to Cremorne precinct

Facade operability shapes the corner gateway to Cremorne precinct

In what is a growing workplace precinct, Fieldwork has wrapped a distinctive skin of operable screens around this office block.

“Life extends far beyond the office”: McGregor Coxall’s nine-day fortnight

“Life extends far beyond the office”: McGregor Coxall’s nine-day fortnight

The multidisciplinary design practice recently announced a nine-day fortnight working policy. We find out more in this Q&A.

Comment: Gray Puksand’s predictions for Australian architecture in 2024

Comment: Gray Puksand’s predictions for Australian architecture in 2024

In this comment piece, Gray Puksand’s National Managing Partner, Nik Tabain, outlines some anticipated trends for this year.

How the workplace evolves: Elenberg Fraser and Slattery

How the workplace evolves: Elenberg Fraser and Slattery

With a finger on the pulse of the changing workplace in and around the pandemic, Elenberg Fraser completed Slattery’s dynamic office in Melbourne.

Homes on one side, businesses on the other – and Industry Lanes right in the middle

Homes on one side, businesses on the other – and Industry Lanes right in the middle

Industry Lanes by Architectus is a new mixed-use precinct of interconnected office and retail space in character-rich corner of Richmond.

Who, what, when and where – On The Move February careers news

Who, what, when and where – On The Move February careers news

Rounding up the movers and shakers across architecture and design in February 2024, including news from McGregor Coxall, Buchan and more.

Some serious sculptural curves in Esoteriko’s office interiors

Some serious sculptural curves in Esoteriko’s office interiors

Award-winning interior practice Esoteriko has designed the headquarters of a luxury real estate operator, creating a flexible and efficient space despite challenges posed by its amorphous footprint.

Indigenous-led Winya is about to celebrate the grand opening of a new Sydney showroom

Indigenous-led Winya is about to celebrate the grand opening of a new Sydney showroom

Winya, the Indigenous-led fit-out and furniture supplier, is set to open its brand-new showroom in Sydney this month – find out how to RSVP!

OMA and UniFor launch PRINCIPLES Collection at Perth Design Week

OMA and UniFor launch PRINCIPLES Collection at Perth Design Week

Ahead of the 2024 edition in Perth, renowned international architecture practice, OMA, launches its PRINCIPLES collection pushing the boundaries of modularity in office furniture.

A new cultural gem plays with light and dark in Beijing

A new cultural gem plays with light and dark in Beijing

This design for a combined workplace and cultural space in Beijing is sensitive to place, people and culture, all expertly executed by CUN DESIGN.

The Verona post coronavirus: Redevelopment set to revive historic Paddington site

The Verona post coronavirus: Redevelopment set to revive historic Paddington site

The revival of Sydney’s Paddington suburb continues as architecture firm Scott Carver unveils ambitious plans to transform the historic Verona cinema into a mixed-use cultural hub.

6 recruitment agencies in architecture and interior design

6 recruitment agencies in architecture and interior design

Take a look at six different organisations working to match the right people with the right jobs – or create new ones for them.