Lendlease Global Headquarters, Barangaroo. Photo credit: Junglefy Article originally published in Grand Designs Australia by Donnay Torr, Issue 8.6 Firepits, tranquillity pools and living, “breathing” walls... we retreat to our homes to find solace, [...]
Junglefy have become the Principal Partner of the Living Future Institute of Australia’s (LFIA) Biophilic Design Initiative. Instigated by the International Living Future Institute with the establishment of a map of real-life examples, an [...]
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 [...]
Originally published on Sourceable, by Jock Gammon, 8 May 2019 In school, we learnt the role trees and plants have in producing the oxygen we breathe. We came to understand that forests do more than [...]
Australia's first Indigenous rooftop farm in now open at South Eveleigh. The visionary concept was developed by cultural start-up Yerrabingin in a collaboration with Mirvac. The 500sqm rooftop farm was officially opened by NSW [...]
Originally published on Sourceable, by Jock Gammon, 10 April 2019 There’s been increasing chatter around the concept of biophilic design lately and while it’s great to hear, I wonder if we are all-talk, no [...]
Originally published in the South China Morning Post by Peta Tomlinson on 21 October 2018. Designed to absorb 25 tonnes of carbon dioxide a year and produce about 60kg of oxygen per day, the [...]
Originally published on Sourceable by Jock Gammon, 14 September 2018. Did you know that in 2017, there were more than 3.8 million student enrolled in 9,444 (public, catholic and independent) primary and high schools [...]
Originally published in The Urban Developer by Ana Narvaez, 11 September 2018 Developers will be encouraged to include rooftop gardens and communal space on new apartment projects under proposed changes to Brisbane’s City Plan. [...]
