Space Furniture
35 Chester Street
Fortitude Valley Brisbane QLD
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"How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives,” said Pulitzer Prize-winning author Annie Dillard. But for creatives, whose job it is to generate new ideas daily, this isn’t always straightforward. In this session of Artichoke Night School we ask four creatives about their personal approach to their creative process and problem solving, as well as the good (and bad) habits that make up their day-to-day routine.
Adele Winteridge is the founder and design director of multi-disciplinary design practice Foolscap Studio. She conceives all projects as critical investigations of human-centric, biophilic and sustainable design. Keenly strategy-driven, Adele and her diversely talented team continually question the boundaries of what design can do for people, places and communities. Where solutions do not currently exist, her mandate is to test, provoke and creatively innovate.
Working across the commercial, hospitality, residential and public realms, Foolscap Studio has been widely acknowledged and awarded for its endeavours to meaningfully contribute to urban communities’ identities and liveability.
Photographer Toby Scott has an affection for the spaces where we live and work. With an interest in how we occupy and move through these buildings, Toby documents spaces for interior and architectural practices, agencies, publications and people who love the built environment.
Twohill and James’ work in residential, commercial, hospitality and institutional architecture has spurred an approach that is defined not by typology or scale but by inventive process, materializing as a collection of tangible experiences. The practice works collaboratively with the express purpose of testing multiple ways to resolve the complexities of architecture.
