Habitus celebrates its first birthday this issue, with plenty of exciting content and a few design tweaks to more distinctly define the sections of the magazine. Enjoy the dedicated product section up front, with all the latest from around the world and some Springtime ideas for outdoor living. In Singapore, meet Nathan Yong, founder of […]
September 23rd, 2009
Habitus celebrates its first birthday this issue, with plenty of exciting content and a few design tweaks to more distinctly define the sections of the magazine. Enjoy the dedicated product section up front, with all the latest from around the world and some Springtime ideas for outdoor living.
In Singapore, meet Nathan Yong, founder of Air Division, and architect William Lim. In Australia, get acquainted with Melbourne-based illustrator, Megan Hess, and visit art foundation owners, Dr Gene and Brian Sherman at home in Sydney. Elsewhere, discover the varied background of New Zealand’s Gidon Bing, and fly to Paris with Korean-born, Philippine-based textile designer, Eun Il Lee.
Habitus 05 explores some fantastic projects from the region including a terrace home in Singapore, a pavilion-style beach house in NSW, a contemporary tropical home in Malaysia, and the family home of New Zealand architect, Noel Lane.
Before signing off, get a glimpse into Le Corbusier’s life via some recent publications, and visit the sights, sounds and tastes of Vietnam with celebrated chef, Luke Nguyen.
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