Artichoke, June 2016
ArtichokeEnjoy Australia’s most respected coverage of interior architecture, design, objects, people and products.
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An introduction to the June 2016 issue.
Awards
2016 Australian Interior Design Awards: Residential Decoration
Theodore Treehouse by Studiobird
2016 Australian Interior Design Awards: Residential Design
Darling Point Apartment by Chenchow Little
2016 Australian Interior Design Awards: Residential Design
Fitzroy Loft by Architects EAT
2016 Australian Interior Design Awards: Installation Design
My Zinc Bed/Blood Bank by Stukel Stone
2016 Australian Interior Design Awards: Workplace Design
North Lakes Office Fitout by Nielsen Workshop & Morgan Jenkins Architecture
2016 Australian Interior Design Awards: Public Design
Our Lady of the Assumption by BVN
2016 Australian Interior Design Awards: Hospitality Design
Alex Hotel by Arent&Pyke with Spaceagency
2016 Australian Interior Design Awards: Retail Design
1888 Certified by TomMarkHenry
2016 Australian Interior Design Awards: Sustainability Advancement
North Lakes Office Fitout by Nielsen Workshop & Morgan Jenkins Architecture
2016 Australian Interior Design Awards: Interior Design Impact
Queensland Museum Refurbishment by Cox Rayner Architects
2016 Australian Interior Design Awards: Interior Design Impact
The Commons by Breathe Architecture
2016 Australian Interior Design Awards: Premier Award for Australian Interior Design
Darling Point Apartment by Chenchow Little
2016 Australian Interior Design Awards: Commendations
Twenty-eight projects and three emerging practices received commendations.
2016 Australian Interior Design Awards: Best of State
The best 2016 commercial and residential designs from Victoria, South Australia, New South Wales, Western Australia, Queensland, and overseas.
Projects
Dual dining: Tetsujin
In Melbourne, Architects EAT has converted a shopping centre tenancy into a spot for destination dining that offers a two-sided experience.
Sails tactics: Yellow Earth Emporium
Tandem Design Studio has given sheepskin company Yellow Earth’s flagship store at Emporium Melbourne an expressive and tactile “shop window.”
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