The Managing Director, Asia Pacific of WATG and Wimberly Interiors on contextual design and her convivial leadership approach.
A protégé of the late-Jaya Ibrahim, Wilma Wu discusses designing with a sense of history, her open leadership style and industry practices.
Female architect Liza Morales cut her teeth in a male-dominated industry at The Big Apple before returning back home to The Philippines decades later to start Ecotecture Design Studio.
Securing and now celebrating Australian design’s place in the world are design curators, Simone LeAmon and Ewan McEoin.
British design icon Ilse Crawford wants to reshape the world to be a better place – and believes design is our most powerful means to do so.
Cheshire Architects has forged a name for itself across New Zealand, Australia and abroad, with adventurous clientele who are keen to be taken on a journey.
Stephanie Er of Cream Pie discusses human-centric design and the purposeful engagement of materials and space.
From flying around the clock, to traversing time zones from home. With severe limitations on international travel, Landini Associates has had to adapt its modus operandi. The process has been illuminating, reports Stephen Crafti.
Launched in 2020, OBJKT Studio is driven by a continuous quest for new perspectives and insights and an undying passion for discovering complex, innovative methods that fuse design traditions of the past, present and future.
Behind every great design is a considered philosophy. For Richard Archer, he believes in creating harmonic environments that inspire creativity.