In Conversation With… Deyan Sudjic
The director of London’s new Design Museum insists that design is not a thing.
The director of London’s new Design Museum insists that design is not a thing.
On a recent visit to Paris, we popped into the 18th arrondissement atelier of the Bouroullecs for a catch up with the older of the two brothers, Ronan.
Ahead of Edward Barber’s Australian visit to launch Barber Osgerby’s Pacific chair for Vitra, we caught up with Ed and Jay – in the backseat of a black cab on the way from their East End office to give a lecture at the V&A. It’s not just London cabbies who have The Knowledge…
The brains and brawn behind independent Australian furniture brand, Dessein, Melbourne-based entrepreneur Michele Chow is a force to be reckoned with.
The Lexus Design Award recognises and nurtures young design talent from around the world, Stephen Todd finds.
Designer, creative director and retailer, Emma Elizabeth, has curated a tight lineup of Australian designers to present at the Milan Furniture Fair, for the second consecutive year.
Industry grandee, Alan Synman was awarded the Order of Australia in last January’s honours list. We talk to him about the state of architecture today.
Habitus #35 has hit newsstands, Stephen Todd has revamped our feature section turning it into In Habitus Veritas, and Don Cameron – who headlines the feature – graces our cover.
The Pritzker Award winning Japanese architect of radical emergency housing is in Sydney this weekend to open a retrospective of his ground-breaking work.
Heritage architects with an eye to the future, Tonkin Zulaikha Greer are reshaping the urbanscape of Sydney.
Educator, agitator, architect with a social conscience, Melonie Bayl-Smith is the founder and principal of Bijl Architecture and an adjunct professor at the University of Technology, Sydney.
Radical Melbourne development group, Neometro was founded by Jeff Provan in 1985. James Tutton joined Neometro as a director seven years ago, adding mindfulness to an already heady mix.