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Meet Tom Kundig

“I often work with elemental materials such as steel, concrete, wood and glass in their raw states,” says Tom Kundig, Principal / Owner / Founder of bi-coastal US design firm, Olson Kundig.

“I love to roam the wild, empty places on this planet.”

“Our daily lives are like floating on the surface of the water,” says award-winning artist and designer of lighting, David Trubridge.

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With Alex Holly

“We never stop streamlining and removing barriers,” says OMEGA® Windows + Doors Business Development Manager, Alex Holly.

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“Our motto: architecture delivered.”

“Our speciality is bringing creative vision to fruition,” says Ashton Mitchell Director Clifford Paul.

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“We’d like to think we’re at the cutting edge of design and materiality.”

“We’re always looking ahead,” says Shane Hart, Business Development Manager at Insol. “Engineering future façades, that’s what we do.”

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“This business is built on solutions.”

“We’re quite innovative in our product approach,” says Waterware Technical Manager, Mathew Slaughter.

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“I’m here to make a difference for future generations.”

“My main focus is to raise awareness in the market about more sustainable carpet fibres,” says Project Floors’ Business Development Manager, Tamara Holland.

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“Things happen for me at the origin.”

“My relationship is with the earth and the geological formation at the level of the quarry where material is being harvested,” says sculptor Darrell Petit.

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“We are demonstrating real project gains and benefits for buildability.”

“Our solutions are more efficient and cost-effective than traditional balcony construction, without compromising on design,” says Belcanto Managing Director, William Stewart.

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Cost effective plumbing solutions

Saniflo pumps move wastewater and greywater vertically and horizontally to the nearest drain connection, Graham says.

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“We see projects as opportunities for us to be the braver versions of ourselves.”

“As a studio, we are not bound by typology, particular aesthetic or scale,” says Cheshire Architects Director Dajiang (DJ) Tai.

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“Removing control can be scary for architects.”

“I’m most excited by the problems I can’t crack,” says researcher and Warren and Mahoney Intermediate Architectural Graduate, Maria Walker.

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“There’s a right material for the right application.”

“It’s important to look at the full lifecycle of the product that you’re using for your project, not just at the point of production” says New Zealand Steel Business Development Manager, Gen Znarok.

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