Knoll's revolutionary legacy, from its pioneering mid-century modern origins to its current place within the MillerKnoll collective, continues to shape the spaces we inhabit. Here, we explore the iconic institutions, influential collaborations, and groundbreaking ideas that have shaped Knoll's unique understanding of the human-space connection — the bedrock of the brand's enduring relevance.
Dance For Life returns, set to be the biggest yet, bringing together the design industry for a high-energy dance-off, raising funds and awareness for Australia’s leading youth mental health organisation.
Functionality doesn’t forego aesthetic appeal in Autex’s new range of acoustic panels that bring organic, highly detailed patterns to scale. Meet Mirage.
This Tin Sheds Gallery exhibition delves into complexity and contradiction in the Hunter Region in the context of coal and climate crisis.
In this episode of Stories Indesign podcast, Timothy Alouani-Roby speaks to former Habitus Guest Editor and Winnings x Habitus House of the Year juror, Sarah-Jane Pyke of Arent&Pyke.
Michael Carr Architect is leading the way with education design that enhances teaching and supports learning for our most precious resource – our children.
Baldasso Cortese and his team have ensured that HousingFirst Marlborough Street is inclusive and, most importantly, a wonderful place to live.
The next phase for Sydney Olympic Park is now on exhibition as part of the SOP Master Plan 2050.
The theatrical approach of the Landmark by Lexus pavilion, designed by Brahman Perera, reflects the brand’s role as a global disruptor in luxury.
Another Sydney project has taken out the top prize this year in Singapore, with a wide range of other winnings works from around the world.
A new holistic workplace design typology is achieved thanks to collaboration and customisation.
This upcoming panel, "What Comes Next In Workplace Design?" will address the evolving landscape of the commercial sector in the wake of the pandemic.
