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Inside CDK Stone’s Selection Centre: a calm, curated way to choose stone
via indesignlive.comIn the design hub of Sydney’s Alexandria, CDK Stone has created a selection centre that turns a typically daunting decision into an inspiring, tactile experience. In this video, Natasha Stengos, interior designer, and architectural stone specialist at CDK Stone, takes us through the experience from start to finish.From the moment you step inside, the space reads like a beautifully resolved residence. A concierge desk forged in Carpathian stone and a much-welcomed coffee station set the ton
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Meomum Zip House / Todot Architects and Partners
via archdaily.com© Jinbo Choi architects: Todot Architects and PartnersLocation: Yangpyeong-gun, Gyeonggi-do, South KoreaProject Year: 2025Photographs: Jinbo ChoiArea: 197.0 m2 Read more »
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Conjunto Cornes Espacio Residencial / Carbajo Barrios Arquitectos
via archdaily.com© Luis Díaz Díaz architects: Carbajo Barrios ArquitectosLocation: Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña, SpainProject Year: 2022Photography: Luis Díaz DíazArea: 28500.0 m2 Read more »
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A conversation about the art of making with Joseph Gardner
Done/Undone, curated by stylist and creative director Joseph Gardner for Craft Victoria, explores creation’s in-between spaces – where making and unmaking, refinement and release reveal process, intention and the beauty of unfinishedness.
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Designing Beyond the Formula: Get to Know the Works of 5468796 Architecture in Canada
via archdaily.com5468796 Team photo. Image © Stationpoint PhotographicFounded in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in 2007 by Johanna Hurme and Sasa Radulovic, and shortly afterward joined by its third partner, Colin Neufeld, 5468796 Architecture was established as an architecture firm whose early work explored the current state of housing in North America. The Canadian studio operates as a collaborative group of approximately 20 designers, where they prioritize the collective value of ideas over individual authorship.Re
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Hazelmead Bridport Co-Housing / Barefoot Architects
via archdaily.com© Rebecca Noakes architects: Barefoot ArchitectsLocation: Bridport, United KingdomProject Year: 2024Photographs: Rebecca NoakesPhotographs: Courtesy of Barefoot ArchitectsArea: 3779.0 m2 Read more »
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Leone Lorrimer: A life in architecture, leadership and change
via indesignlive.comThere are many practitioners who leave an indelible imprint on the profession, but few women have shaped Australian architecture — and paved the way for those who follow — as profoundly as Leone Lorrimer LFRAIA GAICD.As Lorrimer steps down from her role as National Practice Leader at GHD Design, she can reflect with pride on a career that spans more than four decades and has influenced architecture across Australia and around the world. A juror since the inception of the INDE.Awards,
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Bukhara Heritage District / waiwai
via archdaily.com© Deed Studio architects: waiwaiLocation: Bukhara, UzbekistanProject Year: 2025Photographs: Deed StudioArea: 26558.0 m2 Read more »
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Designing for Tomorrow: Nature-Positive Solutions in Urban Environments
via archdaily.comJurong Lake Gardens is one of Singapore's newest national gardens, a 90-hectare urban oasis for the community. Elevate’s PondGard EPDM membrane was used to waterproof the pond. Image Courtesy of HolcimThe future of urban planning and architecture is promising if the world, collectively, looks beyond the concept of mere sustainability and instead embraces a nature-positive approach. As global population growth drives rapid urbanization—requiring humanity to build the equivalent of a c
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2025 Victorian Honours
The Australian Institute of Architects’ Victorian chapter has awarded fellowships and prizes to architects, students and allied professionals.
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Former Workmen's Dwellings Lower Fort Street by Neeson Murcutt Neille
The redevelopment of heritage flats at Millers Point in Sydney, constructed more than a century ago to house key workers, exemplifies the potential for adaptation to provide realistic spaces for urban living while challenging expectations.
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Yangjia River Greening Enhancement - Buildings NO.4 / YIIIE Architects
via archdaily.comCourtesy of YIIIE Architects architects: YIIIE ArchitectsLocation: Yangjia River, Licheng District, Jinan, Shandong, ChinaProject Year: 2025Photographs: Courtesy of YIIIE ArchitectsArea: 1694.0 m2 Read more »
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New book explores the architecture of multigenerational living
via indesignlive.comConceived, edited and designed by gestalten, Come Together is a timely book that brings a curated focus on multigenerational residential architecture. Joann Plockova writes the introduction, with a project by Melbourne’s Austin Maynard Architects, photographed by Peter Bennetts, adorning the front cover.The idea of multigenerational design is, in one sense, not remotely new. It’s a form of dwelling that humans have used since, well, forever. However, there is a definite timeliness an
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Requiem of Ruins: Multitude of Sins turns leftovers into living design
via indesignlive.comMost designers view old samples, broken prototypes and leftover fragments as little more than waste destined for the bin. For Bangalore-based studio Multitude of Sins (MOS), however, these discarded materials are the foundation of something entirely new.With its project Requiem of Ruins, also known as Material Lab, MOS has reused, recycled and rejuvenated a multitude of waste materials to create an adjunct to its studio that demonstrates how renewal on a grand scale can be achieved.The design vi
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