Originally published in Sourceable by Andrew Heaton on 20 September 2019 Firms related to the architecture, engineering and construction sector are set to join almost 2,000 companies, businesses and organisations around Australia who will [...]
Originally published on The Design Files, 20 June 2019 Melbourne-based designer Adam Cornish and Junglefy bring clean air to Denfair. If you’re visiting Denfair in Melbourne, prepare to both breathe easy, and be enlivened [...]
20 June 2019 A life-sized installation at Denfair this week will demonstrate the impact of air pollution in our cities and the biological power of plants to provide cleaner air as well as other health [...]
Australia’s largest Breathing Wall was unveiled on Friday 13 October at 485 La Trobe Street in Melbourne. At 88sqm, the large-scale Breathing Wall sets an aspirational benchmark for incorporating living infrastructure in our cities. [...]
By Suzie Barnett and originally published on the Living Future Institute of Australia's website The venue: Quarantine Station I was lucky enough to attend the first Living Future Institute of Australia (LFIA) [...]
Do you believe in a living future? Join industry leaders to discuss ‘Abundance + Spirit’ and help define, redefine, examine and challenge this concept at the inaugural Living Future Institute of Australia’s Symposium 2017. [...]
Junglefy was a production partner last week at the second annual SEE Sustainable Experience event. We provided a couple of stand alone Junglefy Breathing Wall prototypes at the entry to the expo and Suzie Barnett [...]
