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(inside) interior design review

No. 110
Magazine

The premier professional journal for today's interior architects and designers in Australia, presenting the latest in cutting-edge interior projects and insightful discussions addressing the industry's most relevant topics to date. For the sophisticated and innovative designer, (inside) chronicles the ongoing conversation of design, both globally and locally, and the creative prowess that drives it forward. Our continued support of the Australian design industry through IDEA (Interior Design Excellence Awards) and its annual programme nurtures both young and established designers, boasting their work locally and overseas.

EDITORIAL

Interior Design Review

CONTRIBUTORS

insta-ration • australiandesignreview @ausdesignreview australiandesignreview.com ausdesignreview adr@niche.com.au

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themix

The Mix Sponsors

DESIGNWALL

SLAY ALL DAY • At the helm of the strong female-led LAHAUS, Lara Staunton is bringing bespoke design to the West, one soft-toned and bold-textured space at a time.

EVERYTHING’S IN A NAME • Killing Matt Woods is so much more than just a provocative name. It’s a look, a lifestyle and a design sensibility that demands your attention.

YOUNG AND FREE • Pattern Studio’s directors share a few traits with Goldilocks: they are young and keen to try new things. But they’re worldly-wise too. Just look at their projects.

Paul Conrad PRINCIPAL AT CONRAD ARCHITECTS • There is nothing cold or calculating about the minimalist interior Paul Conrad chose for his Melbourne family home, infusing the space with the pared back natural palette and calming aesthetic that defines his eponymous practice.

DEATH OF ARCHITECTURE • Born in Japan, based in Sydney, architect Koichi Takada has been championing nature in the urban form for decades. Now, he says it’s essential to the industry’s survival.

Catena Office Landscape – design solutions in the new normal • With physical distancing and protective practices set to become mandatory for workers beginning to return to their pre-COVID workspaces, a system like the Catena Office Landscape will help to offer of mind for users of those . peace spaces

Clearly Classic • If there’s one thing that never ever goes out of style it is classic design. It’s all in the name. Classic is timeless. It’s now and it’s forever.

SERENDIPITOUS STYLE • A chance encounter in an airport bookstore led this family to entrust the revitalisation of their Melbourne Heritage home to Sue Carr and her design team.

lessons learned

BAREFOOT IN THE PAVILION • Cobbled archways mark the transition between two paces of life in Georgie Shepherd’s Tuscan-inspired addition to a South Australian bungalow.

lessons learned

glory to a grand dame • After eight years of sitting derelict with nothing but pigeons for one of James Barnett’s company, most opulent pieces of Australian rural architecture gets a second life at the hands of s.t.udio Sally Taylor.

lessons learned

Home Sweet Homestead • A comprehensive and considered approach utilising a range of design elements, including Japanese shou sugi ban, have resulted in a superb renovation of this 200- -old Tasmanian year mansion.

lessons learned

groovin’ in the city • AGAINST THE BACKDROP OF ONE OF MELBOURNE’S OLDEST BUILDINGS, THE STELLA COLLECTIVE’S HAZEL CHANNELS THE FEMININE ROCK GODDESS OF A BYGONE ERA.

lessons learned

CONNECTING WORLDS • The proposed Australian Pavilion at this year’s now postponed Venice Architecture Biennale was carefully orchestrated to be inclusive of our First Nations people and our neighbours, and is a representation of how architecture should move forward in Australia.

folio

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Frequency: Twice per year Pages: 108 Publisher: Niche Media Pty Ltd Edition: No. 110

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  • Release date: June 17, 2020

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The premier professional journal for today's interior architects and designers in Australia, presenting the latest in cutting-edge interior projects and insightful discussions addressing the industry's most relevant topics to date. For the sophisticated and innovative designer, (inside) chronicles the ongoing conversation of design, both globally and locally, and the creative prowess that drives it forward. Our continued support of the Australian design industry through IDEA (Interior Design Excellence Awards) and its annual programme nurtures both young and established designers, boasting their work locally and overseas.

EDITORIAL

Interior Design Review

CONTRIBUTORS

insta-ration • australiandesignreview @ausdesignreview australiandesignreview.com ausdesignreview adr@niche.com.au

Read

themix

The Mix Sponsors

DESIGNWALL

SLAY ALL DAY • At the helm of the strong female-led LAHAUS, Lara Staunton is bringing bespoke design to the West, one soft-toned and bold-textured space at a time.

EVERYTHING’S IN A NAME • Killing Matt Woods is so much more than just a provocative name. It’s a look, a lifestyle and a design sensibility that demands your attention.

YOUNG AND FREE • Pattern Studio’s directors share a few traits with Goldilocks: they are young and keen to try new things. But they’re worldly-wise too. Just look at their projects.

Paul Conrad PRINCIPAL AT CONRAD ARCHITECTS • There is nothing cold or calculating about the minimalist interior Paul Conrad chose for his Melbourne family home, infusing the space with the pared back natural palette and calming aesthetic that defines his eponymous practice.

DEATH OF ARCHITECTURE • Born in Japan, based in Sydney, architect Koichi Takada has been championing nature in the urban form for decades. Now, he says it’s essential to the industry’s survival.

Catena Office Landscape – design solutions in the new normal • With physical distancing and protective practices set to become mandatory for workers beginning to return to their pre-COVID workspaces, a system like the Catena Office Landscape will help to offer of mind for users of those . peace spaces

Clearly Classic • If there’s one thing that never ever goes out of style it is classic design. It’s all in the name. Classic is timeless. It’s now and it’s forever.

SERENDIPITOUS STYLE • A chance encounter in an airport bookstore led this family to entrust the revitalisation of their Melbourne Heritage home to Sue Carr and her design team.

lessons learned

BAREFOOT IN THE PAVILION • Cobbled archways mark the transition between two paces of life in Georgie Shepherd’s Tuscan-inspired addition to a South Australian bungalow.

lessons learned

glory to a grand dame • After eight years of sitting derelict with nothing but pigeons for one of James Barnett’s company, most opulent pieces of Australian rural architecture gets a second life at the hands of s.t.udio Sally Taylor.

lessons learned

Home Sweet Homestead • A comprehensive and considered approach utilising a range of design elements, including Japanese shou sugi ban, have resulted in a superb renovation of this 200- -old Tasmanian year mansion.

lessons learned

groovin’ in the city • AGAINST THE BACKDROP OF ONE OF MELBOURNE’S OLDEST BUILDINGS, THE STELLA COLLECTIVE’S HAZEL CHANNELS THE FEMININE ROCK GODDESS OF A BYGONE ERA.

lessons learned

CONNECTING WORLDS • The proposed Australian Pavilion at this year’s now postponed Venice Architecture Biennale was carefully orchestrated to be inclusive of our First Nations people and our neighbours, and is a representation of how architecture should move forward in Australia.

folio

Cult Fritz Hansen N02 Recycle chair by Nendo...


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