A New Dawn for a Geelong Meeting Place
Kardinia Park Stadium Trust's new logo design.
The Design Hall of Fame Program celebrates the work of eminent designers and their significant contribution to Australia’s economic development and cultural identity.
Was. Is. Always: South to North. On Route to an International Indigenous Design Charter (Greenland, Sweden, Denmark)
Participants from all over the world will attend a forum at North Atlantic House in Copenhagen to develop the new charter.
Koorie Heritage Trust Shortlisted for AIA Victorian Architecture Awards
The Australian Institute of Architects has announced the shortlist for the 2016 Victorian Architecture Awards.
Designed in Australia for over 70,000 years
Positioning Australian design on the world map.
Ngarara Place at RMIT University
Ngarara Place, a Indigenous landscape designed by Greenaway Architects, has opened at RMIT University’s city campus.
The Institute of Koorie Education
Can a building change lives? Professor Wendy Brabham, director of the Deakin Institute of Koorie Education, is hopeful that the Institute’s new building will make a real impact on the future of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.
Unaipon Helicopter
The Australian Da Vinci.
Meet the Aboriginal Women Forging a New Design Identity
Australia's indigenous designers are introducing traditional motifs into contemporary lighting, textiles, furniture and ceramics.
Author: Susan Redman
Stan Grant: How David Bowie's Let's Dance shone a light on Australia's Indigenous struggle
Bowie plucked Jolene King and Terry Roberts from obscurity to feature in his film clip in a small NSW town. Stan Grant remembers the impact it had on him.
Designing the Australian Style
Former ico-D President Russell Kennedy interviews Balarinjii founders John and Ros Moriarty to discuss how their design approach has created deep engagement and understanding between indigenous communities, business, and the broader Australian community.