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Launch Pad Shortlist

Launch Pad Shortlist

Launch Pad

Melbourne Indesign: The Event is about to hit Australia’s design capital, with a crop of exciting new design talent on the horizon.

 
This year’s Launch Pad competition had nearly 150 entries, of such a quality that the nine-judge panel had to select quite a long shortlist. In this exciting news for the Australian design scene, there were entries from all across the country, with an impressive calibre of creativity and social thinking demonstrated.

The judges who selected the shortlist, and will now be deciding the finalists, are: Daniel Dalla Riva, Principal and Director of 6 Hats; Terri Winter of Top3 By Design; designer Ross Didier; Aidan Mawhinney, Managing Director of Living Edge; Richard Munao, Managing Director of Corporate Culture; Raymond Scott, Managing Director of Workshopped; Bec Findlay, artist and Content Manager for How We Create; and international judges Felix Low, designer at The Foundry and Ken Koo, President of the red dot design award, Asia.

The Finalists will be announced at the end of June, and Design Hunters can see the next generation of Australian design in the Launch Pad Finalists Exhibition at Melbourne Indesign: The Event.
 
Launch Pad
Melbourne Indesign: The Event

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  • Behind a modest Californian Bungalow in Victoria, a contemporary extension by @nativedesignworkshop is barely visible. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now.
  • A central double-height void characterising this project by @spacefictionstudio is clad in mild steel, with laser cut perforations parametrically designed to create privacy. This way, wherever one is in the house, they are always connected to nature and the rest of the family. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now Photography by Monika Sathe Photography
  • Courtyard House by @sarahlakearchitects needed to let in as much natural light into the living spaces as possible, improve access to the outdoor spaces, and create a spacious atmosphere despite a long and narrow exisiting structure. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now Photography by @glennhester
  • The Masonry is a multi-family residence by @stpmj_official that embodies a playful game of scale amongst the high-density housing of a planned city southeast of Seoul, Korea. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now Photography by @worlderful
  • Bean Buro has crafted a 110 square metre apartment interior into a series of intimate living and working areas informed by the different family members’ needs, with the child’s development front and centre of the design. @bean_buro Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now.
  • Red Hill House by @mathiesonarchitects adopts multiple passive sustainable design elements including expansive glazed sliding doors to opposing sides of the house that enable cross ventilation. Read the full story on #HabitusLiving now Photography by @romellopereirastudio