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30UNDER30’S FIONA HO ON DISCOVERY, DELIGHT, AND USING HER PRACTICE TO ADVOCATE
FOR ASIAN AUSTRALIANS

Jessica Agoston June 19, 2024
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MANY FIREPLACES, BUT ONLY ONE CHEMINÉES PHILIPPE

Sophie Berrill June 25, 2024
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FUNCTION AS DECORATION: LAUFEN PRESENTS THE VAL SAPHIRKERAMIK COLLECTION BY
KONSTANTIN GRCIC

Jessica Agoston June 24, 2024
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DENIS VILLENEUVE’S DUNE INSPIRES COSMETIC CLINIC DESIGN BY NICKOLAS GURTLER
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30UNDER30’S FIONA HO ON DISCOVERY, DELIGHT, AND USING HER PRACTICE TO ADVOCATE
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Jessica Agoston June 19, 2024
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Many fireplaces, but only one Cheminées Philippe


In a charming corner of France more than 60 years ago, a creative visionary
named Clémentin Philippe sparked a revolution that would change the art of
fireplace design as we know it. For centuries, the French have built a
reputation as masters in fireplace creations, from the opulent firesides in the
Palace of Versailles to […]


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Function as decoration: Laufen presents the Val SaphirKeramik collection by
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Swiss bathroom specialists Laufen have been at the forefront of sanitary ware
manufacturing and design for more than 130 years. Through the symbiosis of
design, quality and functionality, their products transform a humble bathroom
into a living environment with limitless design potential. The design potential
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Denis Villeneuve’s Dune inspires cosmetic clinic design by Nickolas Gurtler
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Australian Design Review (ADR) probes Melbourne-based interior designer Nickolas
Gurtler about the creative process that saw him borrow set details from the Dune
films for a small cosmetic medicine practice. Tahnee Raine is a new cosmetics
consultation space and treatment room in Ivanhoe, Victoria, with serene
interiors that inject a dose of serenity into traditionally […]


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Bolia brings a new Scandinavian sensibility to Australian shores


At the launch of Bolia’s flagship Australian store in Melbourne on Thursday 6
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furniture brand can offer local interior design. It has been 24 years since
Bolia first emerged from the Danish city of Aarhus, affectionately known as ‘the
world’s smallest big city’. […]


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30UNDER30’s Sarah Yap on bridging her interests through architecture


Australian Design Review (ADR) recently travelled to Bali with the 30UNDER30
Architects and Innovators of the Built World for 2023/2024. To celebrate, we are
getting to know this exciting multidisciplinary cohort, the passions that drive
their work and what makes them tick creatively. Sarah Yap, registered architect
at Sydney’s EM BE CE Studio, sees design […]


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30UNDER30’s Petro Zghirin on pushing technological advancement


Australian Design Review (ADR) recently revealed the 30UNDER30 Architects and
Innovators of the Built World for 2023/2024. To celebrate, we are getting to
know this exciting multidisciplinary cohort, the passions that drive their work
and what makes them tick creatively. Petro Zghirin is a 3D visualiser, animator
and storyteller. He honed his skills in understanding […]


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A Melbourne Design Week conversation: New Epping’s journey to celebrate Country


New Epping project director Ben Rowe, along with Jeremy Gaden from Greenshoot
Consulting and Joanne Green from Tract Consultants, hosted a conversation during
Melbourne Design Week to explore how Riverlee is embedding the knowledge of
Country at New Epping. In 2021, Riverlee partnered with Greenshoot Consulting to
work with representatives from the Traditional Owners of […]


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Winning design concept unveiled for Ngurra, the National Aboriginal and Torres
Strait Islander Cultural Precinct


Djinjama, COLA Studio, Hassell and Edition Office have won a design competition
for Ngurra: The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cultural Precinct
in Canberra. Ngurra – meaning ‘home’, ‘country’ or ‘place of belonging’ in many
different Aboriginal languages around eastern parts of Australia – will be a
significant cultural landmark where Australians and international […]


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The surreal and life-changing experience that was ADR’s 30UNDER30 retreat


Taking place at Potato Head Resort, Bali, Australian Design Review’s second
annual 30UNDER30 creativity and high-performance leadership retreat was nothing
short of remarkable. Over three action-packed days, from Friday 31 May to Sunday
2 June, 30 complete strangers came together to explore what it takes to be truly
innovative, brave and values-driven architects, becoming lifelong […]


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Tasmanian architecture takes pride of place in awards exhibition


This year’s Tasmanian Architecture Awards project entries will be on show in
both Launceston and Hobart in June. Doors are currently open to the 2024
Tasmanian Architecture Awards Launceston Exhibition at Brickworks Design until
this Friday 7 June, before the exhibition relocates to Hobart on Thursday 13
June. The exhibition displays the 35 projects entered […]


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Hassell and GBCA on measuring social value in the built environment


Australian Design Review speaks to international design practice Hassell and the
Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) about their new joint discussion
paper ‘Social Value in the Built Environment’. ‘Social value’ has come to the
fore of discussions about how we evaluate the impact of the built environment on
people’s quality of life. But how […]


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