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1 month ago | 
australiandesignreview.com | Sophie Berrill |Charlotte Huston
Global flooring solutions company Interface has announced its partnership with the Goodes O’Loughlin Foundation (GO), an organisation dedicated to empowering First Nations students through education. This partnership will see a portion of the profits from Upon Common Ground, Interface’s locally manufactured carpet tile collection designed by First Nations students, directly supporting GO’s scholarships.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
australiandesignreview.com | Tim McDonald |Helena Morgan |Charlotte Huston
At Brisbane’s Cucina Regina, designed by Australian-based design studio Tom Mark Henry, European grandeur is captured in a classic yet warm milieu that bucks the clichéd trends of Italian design. As you step into Cucina Regina, affectionately named for its prime position at Queen’s Wharf Brisbane, a sense of anticipation stirs within you. The venue’s name, meaning “The Queen’s kitchen,” is perfectly apt as a place where royalty meets warmth and elegance embraces comfort.
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Dec 4, 2024 | 
australiandesignreview.com | Helena Morgan |Jessica Agoston |Charlotte Huston
The December/January issue of inside magazine is out now, featuring the winners of the recent 2024 Interior Design Excellence Awards (IDEA), alongside intimate interviews and investigative features on heritage architecture, whole-systems thinking, environmentally-grounded technological advances and more. For the architecture and design community, the end of the year presents a perfect opportunity to reflect, recuperate and marvel at the immense talent and spirit that typifies the industry.
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Sep 10, 2024 | 
australiandesignreview.com | Jessica Agoston |Charlotte Huston
Kicking off in Melbourne next Wednesday 18 September, followed by Sydney two days later, the Living Cities Forum will bring together six of the world’s foremost thinkers on the topics of urban design, placemaking, architecture and design. Collectively, they will shine a spotlight on progressive ideas and solutions from across the globe, all trained on the future of the public realm. Although Chat GPT as we know it is only two years old, the AI revolution has well and truly begun.
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Jun 26, 2024 | 
australiandesignreview.com | Tim McDonald |Sophie Berrill |Charlotte Huston |Elisa Scarton
The Australian Institute of Architects celebrated Queensland’s best architecture for 2024 at their annual State Awards ceremony on Friday 21 June at Brisbane’s City Hall. The State Awards jury, comprising esteemed architects and leaders in the Queensland design industry, recognised more than 42 projects spanning 20 categories such as public, residential, education, sustainable architecture and urban design.
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Jun 4, 2024 | 
australiandesignreview.com | Sophie Berrill |Charlotte Huston |Elisa Scarton
This year’s Tasmanian Architecture Awards project entries will be on show in both Launceston and Hobart in June. Doors are currently open to the 2024 Tasmanian Architecture Awards Launceston Exhibition at Brickworks Design until this Friday 7 June, before the exhibition relocates to Hobart on Thursday 13 June. The exhibition displays the 35 projects entered into the 2024 awards program, capturing a breadth of new architecture being produced in the state.
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May 6, 2024 | 
australiandesignreview.com | Sophie Berrill |Charlotte Huston
Heritage architecture grapples with 21st century challenges in an upcoming Melbourne Design Week exhibition. There is a tension in the Australian design industry, according to Melbourne-based designer and marketer CJ Cornish and furniture designer and 3D artist Locki Humphrey.
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Apr 22, 2024 | 
australiandesignreview.com | Jessica Agoston |Charlotte Huston
Genuine. Authentic. Innovative. Pioneering. Committed. Passionate. These are just some of the words that could be used to describe Sasha Titchkosky, co-founder of Sydney-based sustainable lighting and homeware company, Koskela. When Australian Design Review managing editor Jessica Agoston Cleary and Titchkosky meet virtually — both with cups of tea in hand and beloved dogs milling around beneath desks — Titchkosky’s genuine authenticity spills through the screen.
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Mar 26, 2024 | 
australiandesignreview.com | Jessica Agoston |Charlotte Huston
For Interface head of global design Kelly Simcox, interior design is about blending curiosity with empathy and finding unique ways of storytelling. Simcox’s career has spanned both residential and commercial interior design. While she appreciates the residential space, it’s within the commercial design sphere that she feels most at home. Working on large-scale projects with leading global design companies gives her the scope to bring her inherent curiosity together with design innovation.
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Mar 22, 2024 | 
lordsofgaming.net | Charlotte Huston
Dragon’s Dogma 2 released to angering feedback. Capcom’s anticipated sequel to the beloved but flawed 2012 RPG dropped on March 22nd. However, not everyone is too happy on Steam. Currently, the game has “Mostly Negative” Steam reviews out of 11,062 on the platform. Microtransactions are cited as one of the major reasons for the negative reception. Gamers have been burned over the years by microtransactions.
