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RMIT Interior Design

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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Address: Building 100, Victoria St, Carlton 3001 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

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25.01.2022 Come down to our INDEX gig night on May 16th! All funds go towards our grad show at the end of the year - we can't do it without you! We have 4 local bands brining the grooves for the night, it will be a really fun evening. Bring your friends, bring your grandparents! Come and support some local talent, and the honours students in raising money for INDEX, their graduation show, in October! See you down there :-)

25.01.2022 Future Interior - a round table conversation - 22/3 - with 4th year Interior Design students. Charles OLoughlin and Anthony Fryatt @making_distance spoke about their research - chaired by @interiorizt Part of Melbourne Design Week #melbournedesignweek @interiordesign.rmit @interiordesignrmit.research

24.01.2022 Suzie Attiwill, Associate Dean Interior Design, was invited by the School of the Art Institute Chicago as an international critic to the Public Critique of final year major projects in May 2019. @ Chicago Downtown

24.01.2022 Thank you to Abacus Learning Centre for inviting our students and staff to engage with them in realising their ambition for a purpose built centre for Abacus. We appreciated your commitment and involvement in organising workshops at Abacus for us to observe ABA therapy, meet students, staff and parents and hear from them about their experiences. Thank you also for coming to the final presentations in the Design Hub and for offering invaluable insights and critique! We look forward to our discussions about the next stage of our partnership! Thank you to our students who engaged with the brief and produced many significant inter-relational diagrams! #abacuslearningcentre #rmitinteriordesign

24.01.2022 a round table all welcome. Participants in future interior gather to discuss their research daily during the exhibition, 46pm on Monday 18, Tuesday 19 and Wednesday 20 of March. Monday 18 March Suzie Attiwill... Hannah Moriarty Phip Murray Nick Rebstadt Phoebe Whitman Tuesday 19 March James Carey Mille Cattlin Ying-Lan Dann Liz Lambrou Andy Miller Charles OLoughlin Wednesday 20 March Sue Fenton Tony Fryatt Kate Geck Olivia Hamilton Sarah Jamieson Roger Kemp

24.01.2022 Welcome Professor Tüüne-Kristin Vaikla! We are pleased to announce that Professor Vaikla has been appointed as an Adjunct Professor in the Interior Design discipline! Tüüne-Kristin is an esteemed interior designer, artist, curator and editor based in Estonia whose practice contributes to the profession and academy locally and globally in significant and impactful ways. She was awarded a practice-research PhD from the Estonian Academy of Arts (EAA) and continues to have ongoi...ng involvement in our RMIT Practice Research Symposium in Barcelona. Tüüne-Kristin is a board member of the European Council of Interior Architects where she advocates the role of education in relation to the profession and the value of practice-research PhDs for practitioners. In 2013, RMIT Interior Design invited Tüüne-Kristin as an International Visiting Scholar to Melbourne to offer a specialisation course to our undergraduate interior design students. In May this year, she has been appointed Head of the Department of Interior Architecture and Visiting Professor at the EAA. She is also regularly invited to offer Masters workshops at universities including the University of Antwerp. Tüüne-Kristin was the commissioned curator for the Estonian Pavilion as part of the 2012 Venice Architecture Biennale the installation How Long is the Life of Building? was a re-presentation of a much larger and complex urban, social and culture project by her that addressed the past, present and future of Linnahall. Formerly the V.I. Lenin Palace of Culture and Sport built for the Soviet Olympic Games in 1980, Linnahall now lies in empty and the question of the future of this large public space is an ongoing concern for the citizens and council of Tallinn. From 2014 to 2017, she initiated and convened a series of symposiums with the aim of positioning Interior Architecture and Design practice in critical contemporary social and cultural debates. Inviting practitioners and educators from around the world, she asks them to address questions about the relation between theory and practice, the impact of space in relation to identity, society, culture and migration. The first three symposiums took place

23.01.2022 Congratulations Dr Jamieson on the successful completion of your doctorate "Catseye Bay design techniques"! @rmitprs #practiceresearchsymposium #rmitinteriordesign @interiordesign.rmit #catseyebay #rmitinteriordesignalumni

22.01.2022 Future Interior a round table 2 19/3 with @making_distance @akustikstudio @lizzielambrou @interiordesignrmit.research @interiorizt #melbournedesignweek @ Southbank, Victoria, Australia

22.01.2022 Future Interior - a round table conversation - Interior Future Reading Group - 23/3 - with @ruinedinstallation @laurenzogostinsky @_grubbyb @aishakaziz @jackwangwjc @nicolasyoung_6 Part of Melbourne Design Week #melbournedesignweek @interiordesign.rmit @interiordesignrmit.research #interiorfutures @ Southbank, Victoria, Australia

20.01.2022 Students presented their final diagrammatic propositions and analysis as part of a studio in collaboration with Abacus Learning Centre. Thank you to Jack Massey, Nina Sutton, Lauren Moore and Kylie Coad from Abacus for enabling this wonderful opportunity for our 2nd and 3rd year students to engage with the work they do - with ABA therapy to enable children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) to reach their fullest potential. Thank you also to our students for their commitment and extraordinary creativity!

20.01.2022 Article in INSIDE Interior Design Review - Reflecting on a PhD - RMIT has again pushed the boundaries in Australian design education offering a new program, a reflective industry practice PhD in Interior Design. Understanding the importance of interior design and the designer, this program gives substance and standing to the profession and allows talented designers to explore, interpret and experience their craft. Interview with PhD supervisors Suzie Attiwill and Anthony Fryatt. Issue 105, pp.55-57. @inside_magazine @rmitprs #rmitinteriordesign #phdinteriordesign #phdinteriors @suzie_attiwill @interiorizt @making_distance @doctor_colour @robjbackhouse @ms.angelaferguson @janhenderson_

20.01.2022 Congratulations again to all our students and staff on a terrific end of semester one exhibition! And a huge thank you to @s.ida_rmit who organised this event and the amazing digital showcase of projects from first, second, third and fourth years and the students from the Master of Interior Design - visit https://www.rmitsida.space/ A great way to finish and celebrate the extraordinary work that has been produced during these challenging and unprecedented times!

18.01.2022 Alt-interiors specialisation class at Future Interior exhibition-experiment with @ruinedinstallation. Future Interior open daily 12-6pm. Part of Melbourne Design Week RMIT Interior Design @interiordesignrmit.research #melbournedesignweek2019 @ Southbank, Victoria, Australia

18.01.2022 Whoops! We're having some technical difficulties with our INDEX 2020 launch use these links: Live-stream of the event space: https://youtu.be/b9mRSdXmCN8 Looking for a friend who's graduating? Find a direct link to their work here: https://rmiteduau-my.sharepoint.com//EaPeG3T-GKJMpWJOpozYT

18.01.2022 RMIT Interior Design, School of Architecture and Urban Design in Melbourne is looking to appoint two academics - Associate Professor and Senior Lecturer. Apply here: http://yourcareer.rmit.edu.au//associate-professor-and-sen

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16.01.2022 Join us for the opening of future interior An exhibition-experiment of design research happening in the discipline of interior design at RMIT University. If you cant make it for the opening drop by for one of the a round table conversations daily from 46pm (except Thursday 21 March)... Opening: Tuesday 19 March, 68pm Exhibition: 18 24 March, 126pm a round table: 46pm daily (except Thursday 21 March) interior futures Symposium & Book Launch: Thursday 21 March 68pm Address: 185 Ferrars St, Southbank Directions: 96 St Kilda Light Rail from Bourke St - get off at City Road stop 109 Port Melbourne Light Rail from Collins Street - get off at Southbank Tram Depot RMIT Interior Design @interiordesignrmit.research #futureinterior Part of Melbourne Design Week 2019, an initiative of the Victorian Government in collaboration with the NGV #MelbourneDesignWeek #NGV @NGVMelbourne @ RMIT Design Hub

16.01.2022 THIS SATURDAY 4pm conversation 5pm - 7pm exhibition at Schoolhouse Studios Collingwood ~ becoming [in]determinate ~ Global Intensive Design Studio, Bachelor of Interior Design (Honours), School of Architecture and Urban Design, RMIT University. Hamtramck and Detroit, Michigan, USA 2019 becoming [in]determinate was an exploratory and process-based interior design travel studio, immersing students in the cities of Hamtramck and Detroit, Michigan, USA for three weeks in June and... July 2019. During this time, RMIT Bachelor of Interior Design (Honours) students collaborated with students, residents and communities from these two cities.The studio posited that cities are a multitude of situational interiors, where the indeterminate is observed through the force of duration; immersion in time as flow. Having inherent curiosities to notions of process, time and duration, these multitude of situational interiors were negotiated with a process-based set of techniques, foregrounding duration. Engaging in Detroits temporality, the studio analysed and speculated on the different scales of time in operation within its urban interior. Through this, the temporal, material and immaterial are considered as a dynamic and confluence of forces, assembled in time, materialising immateriality. By foregrounding duration in urban interior practice, it is a practising in time, then making relations with space, place and site.The vacant Detroit Water and Sewerage Department was used as a site for exploration, experimentation, speculation and making connections and relations with the broader Hamtramck and Detroit communities. Long Division Gallery, Schoolhouse Studios, 81 Rupert Street Collingwood Saturday 12th October One evening only 4.00pm Conversation 5.00pm 7.00pm Exhibition Opening Photo: Brigitte Owers-Buccianti @_brigittesamantha

16.01.2022 Were celebrating 80 years of Interior Design at RMIT in 2019! Save the date! Monday 16 September from 5.30pm. RSVP essential, email [email protected] To celebrate, were throwing a party in The Capitol, an iconic Melbourne interior designed by Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin in 1924; restored by Six Degrees and reopened by RMIT University in 2019! ... As part of the celebration, were collecting images from our alumni that best express your practice past, present or future and its relation to interior design. Email your image and the below details to [email protected] by Monday August 19. Your Name: Practice Name (if applicable): Image Title: Location (if applicable): Image Date: Image Credits (if applicable): RMIT Interior Design related qualification and graduation year(s): Other qualifications: IMAGE REQUIREMENTS: High quality, minimum size 1024 x 768 px at 72ppi Landscape is preferred however not a requirement Maximum file size is 20MB This photograph by Raphael Kilpatrick is of a recent 2/3 year travel studio to Detroit.

14.01.2022 Future Interior - a round table conversation 2 - 19/3 - with @making_distance @lizzielambrou ying-lan dan @akustikstudio with @interiorizt Part of Melbourne Design Week #melbournedesignweek @interiordesign.rmit @ Southbank, Victoria, Australia

14.01.2022 INDEX 2020 opens tonight!

14.01.2022 We are proud to announce that @suzie_attiwill, our Associate Dean Interior Design, has been elected as an executive board member, International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers 2020-2021. This was announced at 29th IFI General Assembly in Dubai late February (pre Covid-19 social distancing and travel bans). From the official announcement: A new board of representatives for the global Interior Architecture/Design community from Australia, Brazil, China, Estonia, Mex...ico, Nigeria, Philippines, South Africa and Turkey were elected by members of the International Federation of Interior Architects/Designers (IFI) on the occasion of the 29th IFI General Assembly, IFIs biennial gathering of international members. These distinguished design leaders will collectively represent the Interiors profession at the world level during this board term. The new members are leading design practitioners, educators and professional representatives, who represent all world regions. The 2020-2021 IFI Executive Board includes the IFI President Titi Ogufere, Founder and Editor of Essential Interiors Magazine (Nigeria), and Carlos Eduardo (Cadu) Scheliga, Founder and Director of Questtonó (Brazil) as IFI President-Elect. Steve Leung, IFI President 2017-2020 and Founder of Steve Leung Design Group (China) remains on the IFI Executive Board as IFI Past President. Joining as IFI Executive Board Members are Suzie Attiwill, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Associate Dean, Interior Design, School of Architecture and Urban Design, RMIT University (Australia); Michael Cruz Pizarro, IDr., Founder/ Principal Interior Designer, MICHAEL PIZARRO INTERIOR DESIGN (Philippines); Victoria Plasencia, Founder, VP Interiorismo, Guadalajara (Mexico); Sezin Hatice Tanröver, Ph.D., Associate Professor and Chair Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design, Bahcesehir University, Istanbul Architecture (Turkey); and Urmo Vaikla, Founder and Partner of Vaikla Studio (Estonia). Co-Opted Expert Members include Kamy Abrarpour, Founder, by Kamy (Brazil); and Zakkiya Khan, Lecturer of Interior Architecture, Department of Architecture, University of Pretoria (South Africa). #ifiworld #rmitinteriordesign @ Dubai, United Arab Emirates

14.01.2022 A post to introduce Dr Leslie Eastman who has joined RMIT Interior Design as a senior lecturer. Leslie is a visual artist and educator who has held numerous exhibitions nationally at venues such as ACCA, Linden, Gertrude Contemporary and Experimenta. He works primarily with site-determined ephemeral installations that explore the human sensorium through drawing, video, optics, sculpture and photography often utilising architectural installation in a context specific to site. ...Leslie collaborates with other artists and writers including most recently New York-based artist Natasha Johns-Messenger and astronomer Professor Sarah Maddison, Swinburne Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing. In 2017 Leslie exhibited The Illuminated Field at the new Islamic Museum of Australia; the work comprised footage filmed in Andalucía in Spain whilst on the Australia Council Barcelona studio residency. Leslie was the founding member, curator and exhibitor at Light Projects (2010-12) an experimental project space in Melbourne which held numerous exhibitions by local and international artists addressing themes of psychoanalysis and perception. He completed a PhD at Monash University in 2015 where he worked for many years as a senior lecturer and as coordinator of the Drawing, Painting and Fine Art programs. He is currently working on a range of projects, including a forthcoming exhibition with Natasha Johns-Messenger for Station Gallery in Sydney in October. leslieeastman.com light-projects.net #rmitinteriordesign #leslieeastman See more

11.01.2022 Some images of 1st year RMIT Bachelor Interior Design (Hons) student work done during an intensive workshop @ Siteworks led by 1st yr coordinator @oliviavanessahamilton. It is worth point out that this exhibition was held in the 2nd week of their first semester study! Amazing work and inspiring students! Visit @rmitinteriordesign1styr for individual posts by students. We have now moved to another site online during this period of physical distancing and look forward to seeing the work this environment enables! #rmitinteriordesign @ Siteworks

11.01.2022 Come this Friday 20/11 5.30pm AEDT to be greeted in our virtual foyer. Launch, speeches & awards at 6pm AEDT. Then open all hours until 27/11. See you here! Link in bio. http://rmitinteriordesign.website/ #rmitinteriordesign #rmitmasterofinteriordesign

10.01.2022 At the Hong Kong alumni event last night with Gavin Ho and Billy Ip, alumni from the program who are doing amazing things across Asia. #BoDW2018 #melbdesignhk

10.01.2022 Master of Interior Design Co Paradise Studio In 2005, pioneer Brad Neuberg arguably established the first coworking space around a table in San Fransico *. For him it was an attempt to reconsider the economic and social constraint he faced as a self employed worker. 15 years on, this phenomenon is now an established workplace typology, a significant industry of global and local brands with a broad variety of business and community models. *Brad Neuberg http://codinginpara...dise.org//coworking-community-for-devel This semester, the Master of Interior Design in partnership with @batessmart has been examining the future potential of coworking spaces. The design studio Co-Paradise led by Dr Anthony Fryatt (RMIT) and Michelle Skinner (Bates Smart) is particularly timely given the implications of Covid-19 on the way we all work. The following images are part of some preliminary investigations by Chee Yung Siau, a 1st year student in the program. @interiordesign.rmit.masters

09.01.2022 November 13th 2020 A mix of special selections for a special event - RMIT Index 2020; A Virtual Interior. Recorded with love from me to you.... https://www.mixcloud.com/be/index-w-bel-november-13th-2020/

09.01.2022 Congratulations to Carr Design Group - in particular RMIT Interior Design alumni Sue Carr, Rosie Morley and An Bui who receive a commendation for the 2020 Australian Interior Design Award for Hospitality Design for Eazy Peazy. Photography Tom Blachford. The Australian Interior Design Awards are presented by the Design Institute of Australia and Artichoke magazine. @carr_au @blachford @an.bui @dia_national @eazypeazymelb @artichoke_magazine @interiordesign.rmit #rmitinteriordesign #rmitalumni

08.01.2022 RMIT Interior Design welcomes Dr Adam Nash. His practice of the digital/virtual will contribute significantly to the emergence of spatial and temporal technologies that will lead future interior design practice. A digital artist, composer, programmer, performer, teacher and writer, Adam is widely recognized as one of the most original artists working in virtual environments and mixed-reality technology, exploring them as sites of playable art. Working in a post-convergent id...iom, he uses the web, game engines, virtual environments, generative and procedural programming,data and motion capture, artificial intelligence, synthetic evolution, audio, vision and live performance. His work has been presented in galleries, festivals and online in Australia, Europe, Asia and The Americas, including the Venice Biennale, the National Gallery of Victoria and the National Portrait Gallery of Australia. He was the recipient of the inaugural Australia Council Multi-User Virtual Environment Artist in Residence grant.Adams academic writing explores the ontology and the aesthetics of the digital, as well as the connection between the digital and philosophical notions of the virtual. In March this year, he returned from a 6-week trip aboard the Aurora Australis - a scientific research vessel that has been in operation between Australia and Antarctica for 30 years. Its final voyage took place in February this year and Adam together with his colleague, Dr John McCormick of the Centre for Transformative Media Technologies at Swinburne University (as Australian Antarctic Division + ANAT Arts Fellows) mapped the interior and exterior of the ship using lidar scanning and photogrammetry, and collected data on the flows and people of the ship using motion capture and ambisonic audio recording throughout the voyage. An immersive, interactive exhibition of the experience will be designed and tour Australia and internationally. Prior to joining Interior Design, Adam was Associate Dean of Digital Design, RMIT School of Design. He joins Interior Design in the role of Associate Professor. Visit @wild.system for images from the Aurora Australis project #rmitinteriordesign See more

08.01.2022 Mary Featherston AM! Congratulations to Mary who has been appointed a Member of the Order of Australia for significant service to the arts, particularly to interior design (yay!) and industrial design. We are very proud as Mary is an alumna and an Adjunct Professor of RMIT Interior Design! #maryfeatherston #rmitinteriordesign #interiordesigner #interiordesign

08.01.2022 Future Interior - a round table conversation 3 - 20/3 - with @doctor_colour @oliviavanessahamilton @mymilliemillie Charles OLoughlin and @interiorizt presenting @catseyebay @rosiemunda Part of Melbourne Design Week #melbournedesignweek @interiordesignrmit.research @ Southbank, Victoria, Australia

07.01.2022 Colleagues from Interior Design, School of Architecture and Urban Design acknowledge, with sadness, the passing of John Andrews last weekend. John made a profound contribution as Professor of Interior Design from 1990 to 2001 and as Program Director from 1990 to 1997. On arriving from London, he transformed the program through his passion for conditions of spatiality, interiority and sociality. His legacy manifests in the practices of those whom he taught and with whom he wor...ked. THE INTERIOR, Johns signature contribution, embodied his aspirations for the discipline through a careful curation of beautiful images and thought-provoking essays. The launch of the first volume SPARK via a tug boat arriving at the Duke & Orrs Dry Dock in Melbourne still resonates as a vibrant memory for those who were there. We send our deepest condolences to his family and friends. See more

06.01.2022 Congratulations to RMIT Interior Design alumna Melanie Beynon Melanie Beynon Architecture & Design who received the 2020 Australian Interior Design Award for Workplace Design for Warwick Creative Studio. Photography Tom Blachford. The Australian Interior Design Awards are presented by the Design Institute of Australia and Artichoke magazine. @melaniebeynon_architecture @blachford @dia_national @interiordesign.rmit #rmitinteriordesign #rmit #rmitalumni

05.01.2022 A post to introduce Leslie Eastman who has joined RMIT Interior Design as a senior lecturer. Leslie is a visual artist and educator who has held numerous exhibitions nationally at venues such as ACCA, Linden, Gertrude Contemporary and Experimenta. He works primarily with site-determined ephemeral installations that explore the human sensorium through drawing, video, optics, sculpture and photography often utilising architectural installation in a context specific to site. Les...lie collaborates with other artists and writers including most recently New York-based artist Natasha Johns-Messenger and astronomer Professor Sarah Maddison, Swinburne Centre for Astrophysics and Supercomputing. In 2017 Leslie exhibited The Illuminated Field at the new Islamic Museum of Australia; the work comprised footage filmed in Andalucía in Spain whilst on the Australia Council Barcelona studio residency. Leslie was the founding member, curator and exhibitor at Light Projects (2010-12) an experimental project space in Melbourne which held numerous exhibitions by local and international artists addressing themes of psychoanalysis and perception. He completed a PhD at Monash University in 2015 where he worked for many years as a senior lecturer and as coordinator of the Drawing, Painting and Fine Art programs. He is currently working on a range of projects, including a forthcoming exhibition with Natasha Johns-Messenger for Station Gallery in Sydney in October. leslieeastman.com light-projects.net #rmitinteriordesign #leslieeastman See more

04.01.2022 In March we welcomed the first cohort of Master of Interior Design students, pictured here having dinner together @Kaprica and studying in the Design Hub. Now during this period of social distancing, the partnered design studio with Bates Smart @batessmart and other classes continue online. The Master of Interior Design begins an exciting new phase for RMIT Interior Design which has been a leader in interior design education since 1939!! #rmituniversity #interiordesign #masterinteriordesign #rmitmasterofinteriordesign @ Kaprica

04.01.2022 Interior Design at RMIT University is engaged as an expansive practice that addresses the relation between people and their environments in a dynamic and changing world. A global leader in Interior Design education and research, we position interior design as a critical practice that contributes to and transforms social, cultural, technological and environmental conditions in the twenty-first century. In 2020, a Master of Interior Design will commence and become part of the d...iscipline stream which includes the Bachelor of Interior Design (Hons) and PhD by practice research. http://www.rmitinteriordesign.website/ We are seeking an applicant who can bring to the Interior Design Discipline at RMIT University contemporary expertise and leadership. To be considered for this opportunity, you will have qualifications and industry expertise in a relevant or associate discipline. Ideally you will bring outstanding creative practice and undertake research activities that engage with contemporary approaches relevant to the future of spatial and temporal environments. The role will also require you to prepare and deliver relevant high-quality courses at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. A PhD in a relevant discipline area is required. For further information please contact Associate Professor Suzie Attiwill, Associate Dean Interior Design, School of Architecture and Urban Design via email [email protected] (please do not send applications here). Applications close 11:55pm on Sunday 1 December 2019 Please visit this link for full description and details on how to apply https://yourcareer.rmit.edu.au//senior-lecturer-interior-d

03.01.2022 IFI Executive Board Members featured: @titiogufere @caduscheliga @steveleungdesigners @suzie_attiwill @mpizarro76 @victoriaplasenciainteriorismo @sezint @urmovaikla @bykamy @zakkiya.khan.scholar #shashicaan IFI Members featured: @vsi.asai.romandie @filipino_interior_designers @addipuruguay @dia_national #CIDA #MIID @thebiid #JID @c_o_d_i_c @iid_israeli_interior_designers @iiidindia... @bdia_landesverband_nrw @smicongresos #UIDM @iida_hq @hkida_official #BÖIA #AIPi #CSID @ifiwid2020ciat @diprap.peru @kosidkosid @coddipr @idan.ng @sid_singapore @abd_oficial @objetobr @designsingapore #TIDA #JDP See more

02.01.2022 Philippine Institute for Interior Designers invited Suzie Attiwill, Associate Dean Interior Design to speak at the Interior & Design Manila 2019 Design Forward: Future Spaces on the topic of What is next for interior design education and what role will it play in the future of design?, March 2019. Thanks to Louie Navarro and PIID!

01.01.2022 Studio Assistant (paid) BAR Studio www.barstudio.com Full-time, 38 hours per week, 12 months Preferred start date is from Monday 17 February Located at 75-77 Flinders Lane, Melbourne CBD... Please note this role is for current students. You will need to defer your studies in 2020 if selected. BAR Studio has an absolute commitment to creating exceptional hospitality projects. We are a boutique-scale studio based in Melbourne, Australia. From this base we work on high-end, large-scale hospitality projects throughout South East Asia and Australia. We are passionate about delivering projects with the highest level of design and material integrity; underpinned by place-based design responses, meticulous planning and an absolute attention to detail. The duties and responsibilities of the role include: Material samples library administration (such as assisting the Design Sourcing Manager to manage the physical and electronic sample and product catalogue library) Project delivery support (such as assisting with sourcing samples; sourcing, editing and printing images; and assembly and production of presentation material boards and sample cards) Design sourcing administration (such as managing studio supplies and dispatch for the Design Sourcing Team, liaising with the studio Office Manager) Ideally you will: Be studying a qualification in Interior / Industrial Design (with 6-18 months of course remaining) Be proficient in Software Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint), Adobe (Photoshop, Indesign) Be proficient in AutoCAD and Sketch Up (highly desirable) Have strong communication skills Have experience working in a collaborative team environment Be highly organised and proactive, and have an ability to manage your time effectively to meet deadlines Have a strong attention to detail. Please contact Peta Salter HR Advisor [email protected] 03 9662 2669 with any queries and for a full position description. Then email your cover letter, resumé and portfolio (10MB) to employment @barstudio.com.