INDESIGN

With three issues a year, Indesign magazine is Australia’s leading voice in commercial architecture and design with an emphasis on sectors of workplace, education, hospitality, retail, healthcare and aged care. For 20 years, Indesign’s provocative and insightful coverage and conversations have been influential in shaping the Australian commercial design landscape. It is the premier professional resource for practicing architects, designers and specifiers, capturing the design thinking and thought leadership behind the region’s most outstanding projects, products and practices.

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FROM THE EDITOR & PUBLISHER

Introducing the Voices of Indesign • The ‘Workplace Progress’ Issue 2021

THE ULTIMATE INDUSTRY CHEAT SHEET

Specifier Spotlight Light On Target – MAGIQ PRO • Indesign ❤ Light Project

Specifier Spotlight Statements Of The Sublime • Indesign ❤ Kaolin Tiles

Perfectly Inspired Flooring In Three Weeks • Milliken-Ontera perfects the bespoke design process with the launch of Milliken Couture.

Specifier Spotlight Presenting Modulo Panel by Screenwood • Indesign ❤ Screenwood

More Connection Less Contact • Supporting both individual and collaborative work are equally important in a post-pandemic workplace.

Urquiola Unpacked • As we teeter on the edge of rapid and volatile change, we look to one of the global industry’s leading lights for insight and direction.

Not So Distant Memories

The Lyon Legacy • Architecture is more than just a practise, it’s a vocation, for brothers and business partners, Corbett and Carey Lyon.

A Natural Conversation • At the nexus of material, time and nature, Brodie Neill brings an approach to design that treads lightly while delivering big impact.

Fluid, Flexible: A State of Flux at Unispace’s Melbourne Studio • Combining strategy, design and construction acumen under one roof, Unispace’s Melbourne studio is a physical expression of their brand ethos: embracing change as the only constant.

Corporate Tree Change • Market Lane, Melbourne by Elenberg Fraser in partnership with Hickory Group

Domestic Bliss? • Bellevue Hill House, Sydney by Bureau SRH

Changing Of The Guard • Melbourne East Police Station, Melbourne by bamford-architects

Not So Corporate • McConaghy Properties head office, Brisbane, by Hogg and Lamb

Sinuous Curves • Sculptform Showroom, Melbourne by Woods Bagot

Acoustic Intelligence In the Open-Plan Office

Living In Quiet Luxury • The V-ZUG Way

Think outside the CBD • Simon Pole, global design director at Unispace, says that the CBD has had it too good for too long. As workplace designers, this is our moment to look beyond the office towers.

AN OPEN-AIR POLICY • From the streets of New York to the laneways of Melbourne, Stephen Crafti looks at how architects are reinventing the public realm to support collaboration and connectivity.

The best work we’ll ever do • How do we begin to facilitate better wellness within a community context? GOLDEN shares their perspective.

A Burst Of Colour For Series 7

RESPONDING TO CHANGE • Now is the time for strategy and action, say workplace strategists Kellie Payne and Dr Caroline Burns. And it all begins with asking the right questions.

A matter of personal choice • Gensler’s Australian Workplace Survey finds that people returning to work would prefer to decide how and where best to complete their work. Enter, the new hybrid work model.

SWEET SOUND OF SILENCE • From the quiet seclusion of home to the thrumming energy of the office, could acoustics be the key to our peaceful and productive transition back to work?

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