Has co-working been upstaged by the pervading popularity of an out-of-office culture? The answer is, not quite yet! Shortlisted in the INDE.Awards Work Space category, HASSELL’s design for The Working Capitol Robinson Road subverts pop culture tropes to re-envisage co-working as a progressive yet playful model.

The Lien Foundation and design firm COLOURS’s book containing 10 intriguing ideas to transform under-used spaces in Singapore into thriving communities for seniors is shortlisted for INDE.Awards 2018 in ‘The Influencer’ category. Find out more!

Paul McGillick travelled to Copenhagen with Louis Poulsen in May to mark the 60th anniversary and re-issue of three iconic lamps. It was an immersion into beautiful, functional Danish design.

This year’s World Environment Day showcases how moving to a circular approach can have a tremendous impact on both the environment and the economy. But why and how? Nick Blandford from Schneider Electric shares.

The bold and aspirational approach of Ministry of Design has seen the studio attain widespread recognition and international growth. The studio is shortlisted in The Design Studio category of INDE.Awards 2018. Find out more!

An aesthetic medical clinic with dashes of whimsy in a notably minimal style, Moyem by Studio Juju is shortlisted in The Wellness Space category of INDE.Awards 2018. Will it win?

Shortlisted in The Learning Space category of the INDE.Awards 2018, the Bukit Panjang Public Library by Grey Canopy takes readers on a colourful journey into a world populated by nature-inspired shapes.

INDE.Awards 2018 shortlisted project Mobile Lotus by WY-TO sets an example of how the experience of hands-on community-based projects could help to build resilient modes of practice among tomorrow’s design professionals.