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For Warren and Mahoney’s new Melbourne design studio, Lanes acoustic panels are a flexible, culturally appropriate and effective solution.
For the much anticipated panel on workplace design, Sue Fenton (Woods Bagot), Kellie Payne (Bates Smart) and Tom Herron (HASSELL) will provide insights from some of the world’s leading practices, while Nick Todd (Era-co) will bring a real estate and workplace experience perspective honed through his time at Atlassian and Macquarie, and Colin Seah (Ministry of Design Singapore) will shake things up with a look at how workplaces are being elevated through an intersection with different building typologies (see more at Ministry of Design’s INDE.Award winning project Citi Wealth Hub).
Colleen Hawkes13:37, May 03 2021 RICKY WILSON/Stuff Whare Timu, new associate principal and leader of Warren and Mahoney's cultural design unit Te Matakīrea, is forging an architecture career that seemed destined from childhood. Whare Timu (Ngāti Kahungunu, Te Arawa, Ngāti Tūwharetoa) is the first person in his family to go to university, and now, at 34, he has landed one of the most sought-after jobs in architecture – associate principal in charge of Warren and Mahoney Architects' advanced cultural design unit Te Matakīrea. Timu’s parents may not be too surprised, however. To hear ...