INDESIGN

With three issues a year, Indesign magazine is Australia’s leading voice in commercial architecture and design with an emphasis on sectors of workplace, education, hospitality, retail, healthcare and aged care. For 20 years, Indesign’s provocative and insightful coverage and conversations have been influential in shaping the Australian commercial design landscape. It is the premier professional resource for practicing architects, designers and specifiers, capturing the design thinking and thought leadership behind the region’s most outstanding projects, products and practices.

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INDESIGN

Introducing the Voices of Indesign • The ‘The Work (Place) and Play’ Issue

THE ULTIMATE INDUSTRY CHEAT SHEET

Setting their sights high • The combination of great First Nations art and exemplar acoustics is delivering beautiful results.

The Designer, Indigenous Engagement, and the New Green Star Credits Winya Indigenous Furniture

Designing for Wellbeing

Cairns Convention Centre: A gem that celebrates its setting

An architect of distinction • Brit Andresen epitomises the ideals of a Luminary. As an architect she has made an imprint on the architectural landscape – not only through the built environment but by influencing the students she inspires as a teacher.

The passion to design • To question, disturb and redefine is the credo of Colin Seah and his practice, Ministry of Design, in Singapore. As a Luminary in 2024, Colin Seah exemplifies just what it takes to be a leader in the world of architecture and design and his talent and charm are the wayfinding tools along the pathway of his chosen profession.

Designing life • Vince Frost is a leader in the world of design, where words, images, fonts and creative skill intersect to delight and inspire us. As a Luminary this year, we pay tribute to him and his vision of design that impacts so many around the globe.

A woman of vision • Shimul Javeri Kadri is an architect and a woman of stature. As a Luminary in the 2024 INDE.Awards, she is accorded the accolades she so richly deserves that sees her as a force for great design, for women and sustainable living.

Beauty and Grace • As far as first impressions go, MESHKI’s new Sydney headquarters designed by Those Architects is nothing if not aesthetic. Its colour palette is elegantly subdued, its textures are thoughtful and refined. The beauty is, of course, what you would expect for a fashion company.

Finding the Light • Berry Square by Breakspear Architects and ASPECT Studios

Intensifying the Narrative • Artyzen Singapore by Architects Ong&Ong, Interior Desig Nic Graham & Associates Location Singapore

The working home • Forbes Global Properties Headquarters by Interior designers Studio Griffiths Interior curation of furniture and art Swee Design

Tea with a view • Sanxia Tea Town Exhibition Centre by ARCHSTUDIO Hubei Province, China

Government done differently • Victorian Department of Transport and Planning by peckvonhartel

Village Charm • Yiyun Bishan Hotel by y.ad studio Location Huangshan City, Anhui, China

The decorporatisation of design • Monash College Docklands by Lyons, NMBW Architecture Studio, Studiobird, Gilby Brewin and Glas Urban Location Docklands, Melbourne

Timber on the rise • T3 Collingwood by Jackson Clements Burrows Location Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung/Collingwood

The Jewel of Guangzhou • The Mandarin Cake Shop by CCD Location: Guangzhou, China

A Pocket of Loveliness in Byron Bay • The Swell Hotel by Nyree Mackenzie

IN CONVERSATION THE BUSINESS OF LIVING • In Conversation – Adam Haddow and Kerstin Thompson

THE COMMONS: WHY SMART, LOCAL DESIGN IS A COWORKING WINNER •...