Seam, the latest furniture collection from Tait by designer Australian Adam Cornish, heroes aluminium sheet, which is cut, ‘tailored’ and paired with durable and recyclable materials to create the perfect family of outdoor furniture.

Does too much convenience dampen our capacity to learn? Takaharu Tezuka of Tezuka Architects made a case for buildings that challenge, engage and fuse with life during a recent lecture at Steelcase Singapore.

For agile to succeed, we need awareness of how people actually work. That means deeply understanding worker behaviour and organisational culture, and managing change to suit.

What is the new Cambodian architecture? Studiogoto’s design for Alila Villas Koh Russey inevitably brings up this discourse in its referencing of cultural elements within a contemporary foil.

A slew of new and updated products, a special installation, an AR app and a brand new online shop from NAU came together to present a fresh take on our increasingly integrated work and personal lives.

Rather than relegating learning to only classrooms, Henning Larsen’s Hong Kong studio has designed the entire French International School of Hong Kong as a playground for exploration, education and eco-friendliness.

A slew of new and updated products, a special installation, an AR app and a brand new online shop from NAU came together to present a fresh take on our increasingly integrated work and personal lives.

With a glittering affair at the Melbourne Museum, the INDE.Awards 2019 showcased some of the outstanding talent from across the Indo-Pacific region – and we caught it on film!

Two talks held during the Kuala Lumpur Architecture Festival 2019 by architects Eleena Jamil and Low Ewe Jin discussed the viability of bamboo as an architectural material in urban and suburban contexts.