The University of the Arts London team realized that temporary workspace culture is a fast-emerging market in the 21st Century and part of the growth of that trend has been driven by a desire to support creative entrepreneurialism in high-rent cities and temporary architecture to act as a platform for creative experimentation. Design-led furniture companies have targeted this trend with ready-to-buy furniture that is sustainable and reusable for temporary spaces.

The SaRang Global Mission Center was established as a place for the large community of SaRang Church to gather for weekly services, while reinforcing the church’s vision (to send missionaries all over the world) and mission (to reach out to the surrounding local community). Along with the construction of the new building, there were plans to erect a more traditional bell and clock tower on the campus.

Whether we like it or not, we all have relationships with brands, but these relationships are changing fast. From milkmen to delivery drones and corn flakes to Kardashians, emerging technologies continue breaking the rules.

Working in collaboration with Joey Ho and Patrick Leung of PalDesign Architects, Urbanite was commissioned to work on a new concept in children’s play spaces that is understood to be the first of its kind in Australia. Built around best practices for early childhood education through a lens of play, Nubo supports education and growth through exploration and connection for children up to ten years of age.

Roche is a world leader in pharmaceutical excellence and has been a pioneer in global healthcare for over 120 years. Innovation is their lifeblood, working to spearhead new medicines and diagnostic tests that help millions of patients globally. Their innovative work is at the forefront of cancer research and a frontrunner in the creation of personalized healthcare.