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A symphony of sculptural furniture and curved surfaces, inspired by the rhythms of jazz

Habitus Living

The design brief evolved throughout the iterative process, through conversation and sketching. Toorak House 2 creates an interplay between the project’s dual roles: the client wanted the home to be private and restful while offering a series of spaces for social interaction.

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Will Artificial Intelligence Make Designers Redundant?

Architizer

The time freed up could be funneled back into meaningful design tasks – resulting in better use of resources and better outcomes for clients and end users. Today’s design concepts are expected to be communicated with photorealism and multi-dimensional dynamism for clients or buyers to assess.

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10th July 2023 Monday - Michael learns to draw

Lines on Paper

We dreamt up several assignments for him - - make a model of a showroom; lesson in understanding drawings, scale, learning how to make things with his hands - review the brief of a food court and pose questions to the client and formulate a design brief - measure our conference room, kitchen and translate the information into a series of drawings.

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Nine award-winning student design projects from Design Institute of Australia

Deezen

Student: Maoxin Yuan Institution: University of New South Wales (NSW) Course: Bachelor of Industrial Design (Honours) Awards: Australian Graduate of the Year, Use Category Winner — Higher Education Attent*ve by Kyla Little "Kyla Little's project focuses on creating a meaningful connection between users and the management of ADHD.

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Bridging together the past and the future

Habitus Living

What was the design brief, and how did you interpret it and respond to it? Located in a suburb full of modernist relics, the brief was to marry the historical roots of this ’70s house with a contemporary extension that references its modernist beginnings. The clients wanted to create a home that would grow with their family.

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Qiantan by Benoy

aasarchitecture

At the time, this area was referred to in the design brief as the Five Star Intercontinental Centre. At that time, ‘CBD’ was already the closest term to describe the ideal urban core business district, and the client was obviously leveraging its experience of Central Lujiazui for reference. Sketch Sketch.