In this video, King Living design mentor Chris Cooke reflects on his background in automotive design and his move from Bentley in the UK to leading King Living’s creative direction in Sydney. He discusses the company’s approach to design and its focus on circular production and product recovery, as well as the collaborative energy that drives the studio.
This carefully designed new mixed-use project is stitched into Melbourne’s historic retail streetscape with ceramic panels and brickslips from Klay Tiles and Facades.
To celebrate 10 years of the Emerging Architecture Practice category at the Houses Awards, we’ve been calling in on past winners to find out more about their practices.
To celebrate 10 years of the Emerging Architecture Practice category at the Houses Awards, we’ve been calling in on past winners to find out more about their practices.
To celebrate 10 years of the Emerging Architecture Practice category at the Houses Awards, we’ve been calling in on past winners to find out more about their practices.
To celebrate 10 years of the Emerging Architecture Practice category at the Houses Awards, we’ve been calling in on past winners to find out more about their practices.
To celebrate 10 years of the Emerging Architecture Practice category at the Houses Awards, we’ve been calling in on past winners to find out more about their practices.
The new Outback Museum of Australia (OMOA) building will feature an impressive 72-metre circular roof that shades a series of interconnected pavilions.
ArchitectureAu spoke with King Living trade manager Kahn Morkaya about special pricing, product customisation and designing for a circular economy.
Woods Bagot chose Fibonacci terrazzo in pearly white and oyster grey for multiple surfaces in this elegant Perth office and showroom.
Biasol Studio’s design for the Pine Nut Cycle Cafe uses Fibonacci terrazzo to create a hybrid hospitality/retail interior with a truly global flavour.