Architecture
Midin Clinic
Atherton
Role: Principal Architect
Builder: Hutchinson Builders
Client: Mulungu Aboriginal Corporation Primary Health Care Service
From conception to completion the architectural and design team were able to transfer cultural ideas from local traditional owners and elders into the design for this building. As an organisation that caters for First Nations people this was important both to the community and Mulungu staff. The Mulungu Board's aim to set a high standard and to make people feel welcome and safe was achieved. Extended sight lines allow people to not feel being ‘boxed’ in while waiting. The design team collaborated with local First Nations people in the design showing great respect for the area that Midin Clinic services.
Normanton Rehabilitation Clinic Phase 2
Role: Principal Architect
Builder: Bryant Building Contractors
Located in the remoteness of the Gulf of Carpentaria, this community training building responds to cultural sensibilities, environment and the functional needs of the indigenous health organisation managing the facility.
CoCA Concept Design Cairns
Architecture unbuilt work
Conceptual Design Phase
The conceptual design celebrates the iconic fish trap well known to indigenous peoples of the region. The fish trap seemed an obvious response to the idea of catching peoples attention, especially given its location across the street from the Cairns Aquarium. Ideas included a mural wall that could feature different artists on a regular basis.
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Shields Street Heart, City Centre Alive, Cairns
Role: Indigenous Community Engagement
+ Design Guidance to CRC Landscape Architecture Team
Client: Cairns Regional Counci (CRC)
Shields Street Heart redevelopment embeds indigenous themes reflecting the unique rainforest and waterways of which the region is renowned throughout the world.
Synapse
Warner Street, Cairns
Design Team: People Oriented Design with Indij Design
Client: Synapse
Builder: Hutchinson Builders
The Warner Street accomodation project is an example of Indij Design working collaboratively with other design practices.
design review
+ artwork procurement
AFL Girls House
Redlynch, Cairns
Role: Cultural Design Review +
Procurement of Artworks +
Design of Feature Entry Wall Collaboration with AFLCY and Indij Design
Client: AFLCY
Builder: HPS Contractors
The design review considered cultural behaviours, customs and beliefs requiring a response in the design to support safe and welcoming spaces for the indigenous boarders and staff.
JCU Indigenous Outdoor Learning Centre
Procument: Design and Construct
Indij Design Role: Architectural Design
Builder: Gilchrist Constructions
Engineers: STP Consultants
The Indigenous Outdoor Learning Centre (OLC) at JCU’s Douglas Campus demonstrates how indigenous traditional and contemporary ways of learning can be cleverly embedded into the built form.
Design
Indij Prints
Exclusively licensing surface pattern art by Francoise Lane Art
At Indij Design we extend applied art into the built environment through the creation of soft furnishing textiles and print integration in architectural design. We believe quality art and design products should be accessible to all, so we make art product that combines our love of form and function that can be enjoyed in everyday life.
Community Arts Projects
Indij Design works with community arts initiatives to realise creative goals. We aspire to create with Country and Culture at the forefront of project delivery. This translates to working with mob from a place of honour and respect for Country and Culture.
Info
Architecture: andrew@indijdesign.com.au | Tel: +61 0429 576 659
Design: francoise@indijdesign.com.au | Tel: +61 0429 588 833