Following Singapore last year, the World Architecture Festival (WAF) 2025 is moving to the US for the first time in its 18-year history.
GH Commercial’s custom flooring solutions can bring the most creative ideas into reality, as seen at PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival.
This interview with Koichi Takada, part of the SpeakingOut! series for the 2025 INDE.Awards, explores his organic design philosophy, architectural journey, and the inspiration behind Brisbane’s award-winning Upper House.
With the launch of its renewed studio in Melbourne, Grimshaw displays expertise in creating a sophisticated and elegant space that is just the place for staff and clients to work and meet.
Join us at Milan Design Week 2025 for an exclusive breakfast event in the heart of historic Brera with lighting experts, iGuzzini.
Materialised’s unique creations aren’t just fabrics or wall covering – they are artworks that push the boundaries of craftsmanship. Now, the Australian brand pushes the envelope once again with the launch of AcoustiCalm: sustainable, sound-absorbing panels that weave the poetry of design with the pragmatism of acoustic control.
The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) has announced Nipa Doshi as the recipient of the 2025 MECCA x NGV Women in Design Commission.
A packed audience at Living Edge was treated to an insightful panel discussion on 'The Queer Wish List' as part of Queers in Property NSW.
Enter Projects Asia is an architecture and design practice that breaks the mould of traditional making and design but also ensures that the environment is front and centre in all that it does.
One of the world’s leading names in furniture paves the way to net zero.
In a world where architecture has the power to shape communities, Mingxun (Gary) Ma, winner of The Graduate category at the 2024 INDE.Awards, stands out for his compassionate and forward-thinking approach. Through his award-winning project, Ma addresses the intersection of homelessness, ageing, and climate resilience in Shepparton, Victoria. Rethinking Shelter: A Conversation with Mingxun (Gary) […]
Led by Hassell and The University of Melbourne’s Burnley Campus, the Melbourne Arts Precinct Plant Trials will evaluate over 1,000 plants under extreme conditions.
