Artichoke, December 2016
ArtichokeEnjoy Australia’s most respected coverage of interior architecture, design, objects, people and products.
Preview
Artichoke 57 preview
An introduction to the December 2016 issue.
Awards
2016 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Restaurant Design winner
Dinner by Heston Blumenthal by Bates Smart.
Profile
Going with the flow: Bruce Rowe
Through an inherent love of making, architect Bruce Rowe has transformed himself into a creative individual who has found his “flow” producing ceramic products.
Exhibition
Maticevski: Dark Wonderland
Showing at Bendigo Art Gallery, an exhibition designed by Wonder presents Australian fashion designer Toni Maticevski’s wonderland of experimentation, colour, creativity and beauty.
More articles
2016 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Restaurant Design – high commendations
Highly commended restaurants at the 2016 Eat Drink Design Awards.
2016 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Bar Design winner
Pink Moon Saloon by Sans-Arc Studio
2016 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Cafe Design winner
Higher Ground by DesignOffice
2016 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Retail Design winner
Lune Croissanterie by Studio Esteta.
2016 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Identity Design winner
Pink Moon Saloon by Peculiar Familia
2016 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Identity Design – high commendations
Highly commended identity designs at the 2016 Eat Drink Design Awards.
2016 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Temporary Design – high commendations
Highly commended temporary designs at the 2016 Eat Drink Design Awards
2016 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Retail Design – high commendations
Highly commended retail designs at the 2015 Eat Drink Design Awards
2016 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Bar Design – high commendations
Highly commended bars at the 2016 Eat Drink Design Awards.
2016 Eat Drink Design Awards: Best Cafe Design – high commendations
Highly commended cafes at the 2016 Eat Drink Design Awards.
2016 Eat Drink Design Awards: Hall of Fame
Il Bacaro by Chris Connell Design.
Balancing act: Humming Puppy Sydney
Inside an industrial brick building in Sydney’s Redfern, Karen Abernethy Architects in collaboration with Louisa Macleod have designed a space for yogis that is both immersive and reflective.
Radical yet respectful: EDG Forum
Inside one of Sydney’s most well loved and iconic twentieth-century buildings, Archer Office has sensitively created a new communal workspace for Endeavour Drinks Group.
Artichoke Night School No. 21: Making Magic
Held in Melbourne, Artichoke Night School session 21 looked at designing for the experience economy