Grab a copy of Habitus 03, on sale today! The latest issue has a diverse selection of products, people and projects to delight and inspire. Habitus has travelled the Region to bring you insights from a range of creative personalities including Australian architectural photographer, John Gollings, Singaporean graphic designer, Theseus Chan and New Zealand architect, […]
March 18th, 2009
Grab a copy of Habitus 03, on sale today!
The latest issue has a diverse selection of products, people and projects to delight and inspire.
Habitus has travelled the Region to bring you insights from a range of creative personalities including Australian architectural photographer, John Gollings, Singaporean graphic designer, Theseus Chan and New Zealand architect, Marshall Cook.
Projects range from an apartment overlooking Sydney’s Maroubra Beach, a surprising take on a traditional shophouse in Bangkok, a family home in Auckland and a Singapore Apartment designed by and for Colin Seah of Ministry of Design (MOD).
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