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• How Architects and Designers are Setting new Design Boundaries

  31-07-2024 22:00 via indesignlive.com
  
  Walk along the leafy streets of Sydney’s inner city suburb of Chippendale and chances are you’ll stumble across Phoenix Central Park. Designed by Wardle and Durbach Block Jaggers, the building has something of the Mad Hatter about it; a delightful composition of structure and creativity with a facade that has passers-by guessing at what could possibly lay inside.For those who venture inside, this performance space and gallery is a magic box of architectural surprises, where expectati
  
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• The power of service design in achieving social outcomes

  31-07-2024 09:00 via architectureau.com
  
  By considering the social potential of the built environment in the initial stages of planning, we can harness the power of new works as drivers of social change, argues Emma Whettingsteel.
  
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• The jewel in the Surat crown

  31-07-2024 08:45 via indesignlive.com
  
  There are large office buildings and then there is the largest workplace in the world, and while size isn’t everything, it certainly is inspirational when talking about the Surat Diamond Bourse (SDB). As a place of business, SDB is unique and the jewel in the crown of Surat, a city in the western Indian state of Gujarat.This project exceeds anything that the imagination can conjure with a built-up area of nearly 660,451-square-metres (7.1 million-square-feet)) occupying a 36-acre site. If
  
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• Concept designs for Queensland Cancer Centre revealed

  31-07-2024 06:52 via architectureau.com
  
  A design team led by Billard Leece Partnership has unveiled its initial concept designs for the new Queensland Cancer Centre in Brisbane, a healthcare facility where individuals can access critical cancer treatments and care.
  
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• From the design archives: Herman Miller re-releases two pieces of iconic modernist furniture

  31-07-2024 06:07 via indesignlive.com
  
  In July of 1930, as the Great Depression was starting to tighten its grip on America, Industrial Designer Gilbert Rohde walked into Herman Miller’s Grand Rapids showroom and changed the face of furniture design forever.Fuelled by a love of the Bauhaus, Rohde had a vision of human-centred design, where the object was less about designing pieces, and more about designing a lifestyle. After convincing founder D.J. De Pree to take him (and his vision) on, Rohde helped to pivot the company&rsqu
  
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• Meet the jury: 2025 AA Prize for Unbuilt Work

  31-07-2024 05:40 via architectureau.com
  
  Entries have opened for the 2025 AA Prize for Unbuilt Work, the only prize in Australia that rewards compelling work in its conceptual stages.
  
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• Bottega Bandito by CTRL Space

  31-07-2024 03:36 via architectureau.com
  
  Trans-Tasman interior design studio CTRL Space has designed eatery Bottega Bandito, a new bakery, deli and diner in the Adelaide CBD.
  
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• Code Black Morning Bar by We Are Humble

  31-07-2024 02:01 via architectureau.com
  
  Code Black Coffee's newest location on Flinders Lane in Melbourne's CBD is a unique gem that serves the most caffeinated Melburnians in an unexpected atmosphere.
  
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