As Louise Herron prepares her second Five Year Plan as CEO of the Sydney Opera House, and the $200+ million refit is well underway, we drop by her office inside Australia’s greatest architectural treasure.
The new era of concrete furniture and homewares has landed with the arrival of Nood Co.
Meet Chang Architects. The Singapore-based architecture studio and winners of the INDE. Living Space award.
The architect of the Infinity building at Sydney’s controversial Green Square development, Koichi Takada is fascinated by forms found in nature.
As Habitus #36 hits stands this week we invite you to explore alongside us how design has the ability to nourish us. And with a focus on the kitchen and bathroom, we look at these spaces as reflection of the inhabitants’ personality and lifestyle – seeking out the thought behind the process. Here are the first words from the Nourish issue.
A new exhibition running from 27 May to 23 July at the Campbelltown Arts Centre is a vehicle of expression for local Artists on Western Sydney and all of its conceptions, misconceptions, past and future.
Habitus recently partnered with I-Manifest and MINI to create a Micro-School of design in which high school-aged students would consider how architecture and design can bring awareness to future living habits.
Benjamin Mitchell (right) is one half of Sydney practice Those Architects, along with Simon Addinall. Only five years old, and already they’ve notched up an American Architecture Prize.