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  • 1 week ago | dezeen.com | Christina Yao

    Architecture studio Neri&Hu has transformed a former industrial compound in China, into a creative hub, wrapped in a rusty Corten steel facade to reference the site's history. Called The Yard, the mixed-use creative development is located in the centre of Dalian, a northeastern city in Shandong Province, surrounded by university campuses and software parks.

  • 1 month ago | dezeen.com | Christina Yao

    Retrospectives of designers Trent Jansen and Volker Haug's work and 100 lights from emerging and established creatives across Australia were among the key exhibitions at Melbourne Design Week 2025. As the largest design week in Australia, Melbourne Design Week this year highlighted local design talents that embraced a unique Australian cultural identity and its home-grown manufacturing.

  • 1 month ago | dezeen.com | Christina Yao

    Australian studio Sibling Architecture has created an exhibition that explores sensory design in architecture for Melbourne Design Week. The Deep Calm exhibition, which will run from 15 to 25 May during Melbourne Design Week, features custom rugs and a series of weighted soft forms in a warm pink room. Deep Calm was showcased as part of Melbourne Design WeekVisitors are invited to lay on the rugs, and place the soft form over their body or be fully engulfed by it.

  • 1 month ago | dezeen.com | Christina Yao

    Environmental consultancy Finding Infinity has invited leading Australian architecture studios to propose concepts that could transform Melbourne into a zero-carbon city by 2030. Eleven proposals were showcased as part of the exhibition A New Normal at Boyd Baker House during Melbourne Design Week. Melbourne-based Finding Infinity has been researching and developing strategies for Australian cities to become completely self-sufficient in terms of energy, food and water and to be zero-waste.

  • 1 month ago | dezeen.com | Rima Sabina Aouf |Jon Astbury |Christina Yao |Karen Anderson

    Australian practice Equity Office has completed the Wangun Amphitheatre in southeastern Victoria, a performance space for the First Nation community that is sheltered by steel-framed fabric canopies. More

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Francis Tiu Sonco primarily covers news in Eastern Visayas, Philippines, including areas around Samar and Leyte.