This Australian made and upholstered armchair by Temperature Design has a seat shell moulded from recycled industrial resin and uses GECA certified foam and timber, 100% recycled lining board and water based glues.  temperaturedesign.com.au A full list of designers and their products presented in the greenroom can be viewed here….

Green magazine recently held its fifth in a series of green Talks, on the topic of lighting. Brightgreen’s director David O’Driscoll gave an overview of the technical considerations of the Colour Rendering Index. Bernie Tan-Hayes from Point Of View discussed the process of designing light into a selection of projects….

Alexander Symes Architect in association with g+v architecture utilises the Vantage Aluminium range of systems to maximise natural ventilation throughout the home. Aluminium windows and doors were strategically designed and placed to ensure a passive solar home. For further information on AWS products click here.      

We featured Plyroom in Upfront in issue 37. Here’s a cute video showing how it works. Built for life. vimeo.com/93243969  

It’s the Little Things is the third animation in the award winning Secret Life of Things series. It tells the stories of everyday objects, and how they can inadvertently be misused and neglected, as well as shining a light on ways in which we can all help to reduce the…

Green magazine recently held its fourth in a series of green Talks, on the topic of paint. Melbourne architect David Vernon provided an insight into projects, both locally and internationally, where the use of colour had served as inspiration in his own work. Haymes Paints Southbank showroom provided the perfect…

Here is a timelapse of Modscape’s latest project installation — a modular classroom wing for Australian Catholic University. Consisting of 23 modules, the project took 14 weeks to construct and only 4 nights to install.  

Green Magazine presents ‘the greenroom’ at DesignEX, where we invited you to wander amongst our favourite products and learn about their life-cycles and what makes them not only beautiful, but also sustainable. Here are some of the talented artists.

Green magazine recently held the first of a series of green Talks, with the topic of bricks. Brisbane architect James Russell provided the entertainment with an overview of his work and that of Uruguayan architect Eladio Dieste. The Taco truck fed us and Austral Bricks provided the perfect venue. This…