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Scape by Tait Wins Big At The Good Design Awards 2020

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By Richards Stanisich, Celebrating Edwardian, Modern Architecture Side-By-Side, Emily Sutton
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Scape by Adam Goodrum for Tait responds to the ever-changing landscape of our cities. In 2020, we celebrate its design excellence for the Best in Class Accolade Award in the Product Design Furniture and Lighting Category. The Good Design Awards – an annual highlight on the design calendar and Australia’s oldest and most prestigious international awards for design and innovation.
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A Case For Concrete

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By Celebrating Edwardian, Modern Architecture Side-By-Side, Elana Castle
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The residents of Danny’s House were eager to have a house that challenged convention and offered a resilient counterpoint to the ephemeral nature of the Queenslander. “The clients wanted privacy, open plan living, lots of concrete and gardens,” says Shaun Lockyer, principal of Lockyer Architects, in describing the brief for a contemporary extension in the inner city neighbourhood of New Farm, Brisbane.
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Hybrid At The Powerhouse Museum 2020

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By Celebrating Edwardian, Modern Architecture Side-By-Side, Holly Cunneen
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A new exhibition at the Powerhouse Museum seeks to explore and challenge the role of the home in 2030. Born from the ashes of Sydney Design Week that in 2020 could not go ahead, two new exhibitions have opened their doors at the Powerhouse Museum, Ultimo campus. September saw the launch of Hybrid and Design for Life, which will respectively run until February and late January 2021.
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