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.

INDESIGN

FROM THE EDITOR & PUBLISHER

Introducing the Voices of Indesign • The ‘Education Outlook’ Issue

Winners 2022 • Celebrating regional design on the global stage

Best of the Best

The Building

The Multi-ResidentialBuilding

The Living Space • JOINT WINNER

The Living Space • JOINT WINNER

The Work Space

The Social Space

The Retail Space

The Learning Space

The Health & Wellbeing Space

The Design Studio

The Influencer

The Object

The Graduate • JOINT WINNER

The Graduate • JOINT WINNER

The Prodigy

The Luminary 2022

THE ULTIMATE INDUSTRY CHEAT SHEET

Dreams Made Of Timber • Indesign ♥ Kustom Timber

Make It A Landmark With DECO Cladding And Façades • Indesign ♥ DECO Australia

Acoustics Widen The Sphere For Learning

Relive The 1970s With Lincoln • Indesign ♥ Cult

Concrete Veneer, With Benefits • Indesign ♥ Robertson’s Building Products

The Science Behind Flexible Furniture • In this modern science facility VE Furniture’s Shinto table system offers a foundation for flexible STEM-led learning spaces.

CONCLAD by Bella Decor Concrete Innovation • Indesign ♥ Bella Decor

Agent For Change • Once the domain of the ‘starchitect’, architecture has become a much more inclusive and accessible practice, with people like SJB director Adam Haddow leading the way.

Poetic License • H+O’s ceramic practice is a wild exploration of surface and colour, feeding into interior concepts that plunge us deep into the sight, sound and taste of a space.

INDESIGN Luminary Optimist, Activist • Championing community, reconciliation and Country, architect, educator and activist Jefa Greenaway is one of Australia’s most influential advocates of Indigenous design.

Flooring Found Upon Common Ground • Interface has embarked on a journey of reconciliation with collaboration, experience, immersion and connection at its heart. Borne from this is Upon Common Ground, a collection that explores the deep connection to Country of First Nations Australians.

A Vision Beyond Compare • There can be no better interpretation of a workspace than that of The Works by Futurespace for the Reece Group. An exciting new home for a dynamic business, The Works is how the future looks for work and life… or should that be life and work?

Homegrown Melody • Set atop the new Ace Hotel Sydney, Kiln is a unique expression of Australia by Fiona Lynch Office.

Enhanced Learning Starts With Space

All Aboard! • How do we teach teenagers today? This secondary college challenges convention of form while facilitating the new thinking shaping today’s pedagogical spaces.

Bathed In Gold • BVN’s Brisbane studio opens out to nature in the style of a classic Queenslander with open-air verandah.

Where Unicorns Work • Adaptable, neurodiverse work settings define this boundary-pushing workplace, designed by Geyer for fintech unicorn, Tyro, and its next-gen talent.

Blue-Sky Learning • Wurun Senior Campus’ terraces in the sky and...