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Your daily connection to architecture, design and interiors information from Australia, Asia and around. An industry essential.

Essential reading for architecture and design professionals. Published quarterly, Indesign magazine presents a survey of the best commercial, civic, institutional and residential projects from Australia, Asia and around the world. Our content is at once comprehensive and expansive, offering expert analysis and spotlighting world-leading designers, new products, trade fairs and issues currently driving the design debate.

05/11/2026

What makes an INDE.Awards entry stand out?

With entries for the 2027 INDE.Awards opening in early December, join INDE.Awards and OpenAsset for a special webinar exploring what it takes to create a compelling award submission.

Moderated by Timothy Alouani-Roby, Editor of Indesignlive and Habitus Living, the discussion brings together Jan Henderson, INDE.Awards Programme Director, and Mitch Page, Head of Brand and Communications at BVN Architecture

Drawing on insights from the judging process and award-winning projects, including the Sydney Fish Market, the panel will share practical advice on crafting stronger submissions, avoiding common pitfalls and making your project stand out.

Register now: openasset.com/resources/open-session-what-makes-a-winning-inde-awards-entry

05/11/2026

Special event: Join us for a Public Design Forum on the Woollahra/Edgecliff rezoning plans at Woollahra Libraries at Double Bay, 6pm on Tuesday 17th November. Register via the QR code or link.

The event will include a short keynote by Philip Thalis, followed by a panel discussion and audience questions. We will be discussing topics such as the false binary between NIMBYism and deregulated high-rise development; the existing levels of density in Sydney’s inner suburbs; the framing of objections to the plans as elitist; and what density done well in the city might look like.

Featuring:
Philip Thalis, Hill Thalis A + UP
Matthew Bennett, Bennett and Trimble
Sue Weatherley, Planning Institute Australia
Moderated by Timothy Alouani-Roby, Timothy Alouani-Roby

https://events.humanitix.com/public-design-forum-woollahra-edgecliff-rezoning

03/11/2026

Rooted in an exposed hinterland landscape, Ronnoco Farm by Polly Harbison Design is a study in restraint, material honesty and the art of rural living.

A series of stone walls anchors the residence to its surroundings, while dark-stained spotted gum, textured render and considered moments of colour bring warmth and depth to its minimalist forms. The result is an expression of quiet luxury that embraces the practicalities of everyday life, where beauty and resilience exist in equal measure.

Recognised as The Living Space Winner at the INDE.Awards 2026, supported by category partner Gaggenau, Ronnoco Farm demonstrates how thoughtful architecture can be both refined and deeply connected to place.

Read more: https://ow.ly/7qwP5103cFX

02/11/2026

What makes an INDE.Awards entry stand out?

With entries for the 2027 INDE.Awards opening in early December, join INDE.Awards and OpenAsset for a special webinar exploring what it takes to create a compelling award submission.

Moderated by Timothy Alouani-Roby, Editor of Indesignlive and Habitus Living, the discussion brings together Jan Henderson, INDE.Awards Programme Director, and Mitch Page, Head of Brand and Communications at BVN Architecture.

Drawing on insights from the judging process and award-winning projects, including the Sydney Fish Market, the panel will share practical advice on crafting stronger submissions, avoiding common pitfalls and making your project stand out.

Register now: https://openasset.com/resources/open-session-what-makes-a-winning-inde-awards-entry

30/10/2026

Where heritage architecture meets contemporary cultural exchange.

At the University of Melbourne’s Parkville campus, Wood Marsh has reimagined the Potter Museum of Art, thoughtfully integrating a heritage-listed 1930s building with new spaces for exhibition, education and community engagement.

From its striking mirrored entrance to the sensitive restoration of historic fabric, the project demonstrates how adaptive reuse can create new opportunities for learning while respecting the architectural past.

Recognised as a joint winner of The Learning Space at the INDE.Awards 2026, supported by category partner Autex Acoustics, the Potter Museum of Art offers a compelling example of how cultural institutions can evolve to meet contemporary needs.

Read more: https://www.indesignlive.com/articles/potter-museum-of-art-the-learning-space-inde-2026-winner

27/10/2026

On Barkandji Country in Wilcannia, the Baaka Cultural and Art Centre demonstrates how architecture can support cultural continuity, connection and learning.

Designed by Kaunitz Yeung Architecture in collaboration with the Barkandji community, the project transforms the fire-damaged remains of a historic store into a contemporary cultural space. Retained stone walls, locally sourced rammed earth and a series of shaded gathering spaces create an environment where cultural knowledge, language and creative practices can be shared across generations.

A joint winner of The Learning Space at the INDE.Awards 2026, partnered by Autex Acoustics, the project offers a thoughtful example of architecture responding to both place and community.

Read more: https://ow.ly/hXwM5101cJX

27/10/2026

Great design is shaped not only by the projects we create, but by the people who influence the industry around them.

At the 2026 INDE.Awards, The Luminary recognised four outstanding figures whose vision, leadership and contributions have left a lasting impact on architecture and design across the Indo-Pacific.

From pioneering approaches to practice to shaping the next generation of designers, each has made a significant contribution to the region's design landscape.

Discover the stories and achievements of our 2026 Luminaries, and the influence they continue to have on the industry.

The Luminary category at the 2026 INDE.Awards was proudly partnered by Woven Image.

Entries for the 2027 INDE.Awards open this December.

23/10/2026

Where creativity, community and nature converge, Soul Studio by Palinda Kannangara Architects reimagines the possibilities of contemporary social architecture.

Conceived as an extension of an architect’s studio, the project transforms a private collection of music and books into a dynamic cultural space for exhibitions, performances and creative exchange. Through interconnected volumes, considered materiality and a sensitive response to its natural surroundings, Soul Studio strikes a balance between collective experience and quiet contemplation.

Recognised as The Social Space Winner at the INDE.Awards 2026, partnered by Maxton Fox, the project demonstrates how architecture can foster meaningful connections between people, place and culture.

Read more: https://www.indesignlive.com/articles/soul-studio-the-social-space-winner-inde-2026

22/10/2026

Perched along a Mount Hotham ridgeline, Alpine Lodge by Kim Kneipp Studio + Troppo Architects offers a considered approach to alpine living, where warmth, refuge and connection to the landscape shape every space.

Organised across four levels, the residence moves from tactile arrival spaces and an onsen-inspired wellness retreat to intimate sleeping quarters and panoramic living above. Through restrained materiality, carefully calibrated light and thoughtful spatial sequencing, the design responds to the unique rituals and rhythms of mountain life.

Recognised as The Interior Space Winner at the INDE.Awards 2026, partnered by Tongue & Groove, Alpine Lodge demonstrates the power of interior architecture to create a meaningful sense of place.

Read more: https://www.indesignlive.com/articles/alpine-lodge-the-interior-space-winner-inde-2026

20/10/2026

Reimagining the university campus as a dynamic landscape for learning, interaction and community.

Inspired by traditional Indian stepwells, Prestige University by Sanjay Puri Architects brings together education, architecture and landscape through a striking stepped form. Featuring 463 accessible platforms, naturally lit courtyards and an open-air auditorium accommodating 9,000 students, the project offers a compelling response to climate, culture and contemporary campus life.

Recognised as The Influencer Winner at the INDE.Awards 2026, with category partner K5 Furniture, Prestige University demonstrates the potential of architecture to shape how people learn, connect and engage with their surroundings.

Read more: https://www.indesignlive.com/articles/the-influencer-winner-inde-awards-2026

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