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Creating an environment in which to care for people with life-limiting illnesses brings fundamental aspects of comfort into focus. For Cubes 86, Narelle Yabuka spoke with the CEO and the architect of palliative care centre Assisi Hospice about its high-density new building.
The June/July issue of Cubes hits the shelves and asks, ‘Are you comfortable?’ It’s worth taking a minute to think about it…
Produce Workshop’s process of making a rippling, soaring plywood installation for Xtra; young architects talk about setting up their own studios; and much more in our upcoming issue.
In this Cubes Indesign interview, Ron Arad discusses the trajectory of his multidisciplinary practice.
The unique experience of WOHA’s Oasia Hotel Downtown; houses that affect through space and form; and much more in our latest issue.
Today’s shifts in workplace design; the rise of co-working; radical retail design; a fresh take on elements of traditional tropical houses; and much more in our latest issue.
LAUD Architects capitalised on the therapeutic quality of greenery for the Agape Village training centre, making vegetation an integral part of the architecture. Felicia Toh writes for Cubes Indesign.
Innovations in public housing; a hotel for those with a millennial mindset; an expression of the future direction of the public library; the integration of vegetation and architecture; and much more in our latest issue.
During a brief visit to Singapore to serve as a juror for President’s Design Award 2016, Sou Fujimoto talks to Asih Jenie of Cubes Indesign about his recently completed projects in the region, cross-discipline collaborations, and his continuous search for something new.
We extend our Cubes Indesign issue 80 coverage of the Salone del Mobile in Milan with Naoto Fukasawa’s thoughts and his latest work for Magis.
A factory building forged with a concern for human experience; tales of products, people and new connections from the Salone del Mobile 2016; perspectives on design in Asia; and much more in our latest issue.
An inclusive, green public space forged from a former training institute campus; a conversation about participatory design; a rare inclusive preschool; open-ended design processes; and much more in our latest issue.
