By Design

December 2007

Saturday 29

• Mobile homes
• Comfort and Convenience in the Home
• Molecular food
• Women's swimwear

Saturday 22

• Endangered building materials
• Blubberland: why happiness is killing us
• Stuffed and Starved
• Trends: Prefabrication

Saturday 15

• The Griffins and Castlecrag
• The merits of clutter
• Trends: Green Cars
• Melbourne versus Sydney as design capitals
• Last supper

Saturday 08

• House painter
• Colour in design
• Green Dubai
• Branded cities
• Trends: James Dyson dries his hands

Saturday 01

• Psychiatric hospital design
• Three decades of Australian houses
• The lace makers
• Trends: Ethical Eating

November 2007

Saturday 24

• Women's underwear
• Brazil
• Touch
• Trends: Revitalised Landscapes

Saturday 17

• The architecture of diplomacy
• Highgrove
• Trends: Car Design
• Elisabeth Luard

Saturday 10

• Dressing down on the job
• Golden age of couture
• History of Indigenous architecture
• Smoot's Ear: The Measure of Humanity

Saturday 03

• Trends: Embroidery
• How developers have historically shaped our cities
• Antonio Carluccio
• Australia's best house - Cape Schanck

October 2007

Saturday 27

• Corrugated iron
• Best public building: Queensland State Library
• RAIA National Winners
• Indigenous housing
• Trends and Products: Bush foods

Saturday 20

• Big challenges for coastal towns
• Christie Walk
• Trends: Beer
• Celebrity Chefs

Saturday 13

• Trends & Products: Going Green
• Home and modern mess
• Collecting, Shopping and Desire
• Green Roofs

Saturday 06

• Luxury in a world of plenty
• The Long Tail
• Landscape and Film
• Cheese Slices

September 2007

Saturday 29

• Conversation with Alec Tzannes
• Peggy Deamer
• Trends: Youth Marketing
• Blubberland: The Dangers of Happiness

Saturday 22

• Trends: Prefabrication
• Michael Hensel
• What is a Brandscape?
• Last meals

Saturday 15

• Trends: Convertible Houses
• Future Files: wrinkles are in
• Stuffed and Starved
• By Design in Berlin

Saturday 08

• Design: the politics of wellbeing
• Middle-class public housing
• Trends: Covering up
• Next Wave: Emerging Aussie architects

Saturday 01

• Trends: South Korean architecture
• Spectacles
• Council House Two
• Women's swimwear

August 2007

Saturday 25

• Human scale urban design
• New Arabian food
• Trends: computer game design
• Traumascapes

Saturday 18

• Bob Carr - his favourite cities
• Adrian Franklin - design as consumption
• Mega-cities: sustainable?
• Food miles

Saturday 11

• Architecture and death: Elizabeth Farrelly
• Trends and Products: Brand 'Australia'
• Technology and human scale
• Lloyd Rees Lecture 2007

Saturday 04

• Endangered Building Materials
• Joel Gethin Lewis
• RAIA Queensland Award Winners
• Sydney Design 07
• Trends: Inventions
• Food: the local and the global

July 2007

Saturday 28

• Obsolescence
• Conversation with Bob Carr
• Trends and Products: What the well-dressed Pope is wearing
• Design and retail in India

Saturday 21

• A new house for the suburbs
• Trends and Products: urban waterways
• Comfort and Convenience in the Home
• The current state of food writing

Saturday 14

• The way forward: four top Australian architects talk
• Australians go global
• Victorian Architecture Awards
• Listeners Letters: Memory
• Trends and products: iPhone
• Elizabeth Farrelly: Conversation 3
• Gill Hicks's new house

Saturday 07

• Designs for colonial NSW
• Trends: Bicycles
• Frank Moorhouse on objects of domestic desire
• What's a public building nowadays?

June 2007

Saturday 30

• Campus design: cultural influences
• Trends: what's play got to do with it?
• Wool gets a whole new spin

Saturday 23

• Why exotic plants are good
• NSW RAIA Wilkinson Award 2007
• Richard Rogers on an encounter in Paris
• Why T5 Heathrow will change flying
• Stylistic Arythmia: making something 'cool'
• Trends and products: molecular food
• Canberra Parkland winners

Saturday 16

• This old organic house
• Kenneth Frampton: regional architecture
• Modernism and aesthetics
• Trends and Products: Romantic Gardens

Saturday 09

• A Quaker's unusual collection: top-end designer clothes
• Trends and Products: the new 'radicals'
• Can architecture make us good?

Saturday 02

• Design for the Other 90%
• Trends and Products: Walking the dog
• The Ageing of Aquarius
• Design for our By Design Second Life House

May 2007

Saturday 26

• Callum Morton, artist, 'ruins' his house
• Dress for success: every novel tells the truth
• Modernism in Australia
• Trends and Products: ThirtyFive Ups

Saturday 19

• Creole Houses and their magic
• Designing the Getty
• Trends: jewellery
• Pork & Sons

Saturday 12

• Trends and Products: internet TV
• Australian Design Awards 2007
• At home with Alain de Botton
• Architects: the last vestal virgins

Saturday 05

• History of Horning: The world before plastic
• Bonsai trends
• Apartment living
• CCTV and Streetscape Design

April 2007

Saturday 28

• Perfect Design?
• Design in the Global Economy

Saturday 21

• Architecture and a cultural 'tipping point'
• Trends and Products: direction from Milan
• How to create and shape your future
• Models: Life on the catwalk

Saturday 14

• Fashion & Empathy
• Trends and Products: the shape of men's suits
• RAIA 2007 Gold Medallist Enrico Taglietti
• Inside Google's headquarters: a radical workspace

Saturday 07

• Trends and products: winter heating
• Household Gods
• Life's a Pitch

March 2007

Saturday 31

• Project homes in property boom areas
• Alzheimers and design
• Book cover design
• Trends: Cooling naturally

Saturday 24

• Recreating dinner with Patrick White
• Trends and Products: Digital Harbour
• Perth: Town or City?
• Corners

Saturday 17

• Innovative retirement living: how about an organic garden on the strata?
• Second Life: By Design house
• Nursing homes and their 'aesthetics'
• Designing a modern farm

Saturday 10

• Tiny, tiny houses
• Marcel Wanders in profile
• Trends: designing fireworks displays
• The golden touch: Jane Shepherdson fashion guru
• Listeners' Houses

Saturday 03

• Building Yimin
• Trends and products: online communities
• Lost in Space
• Estates: an intimate history

February 2007

Saturday 24

• Hotel design
• Amish houses: a handshake signs the deal
• Neville Gruzman in profile
• Anti-style

Saturday 17

• Trends in colour
• Can you be green and a consumer?
• Robert Moses: Shaping the City of New York

Saturday 10

• Hand-made ceramics
• Buildings that think
• Future cars
• Trends and Products: Australian International Furniture Fair

Saturday 03

• Designing for our lives alone
• Ashes to roses: memorial garden design
• Sydney Harbour Bridge

January 2007

Saturday 27

• Intuitive use
• Hedge hoons: Michael Duffy
• The bathroom is where we learn to negotiate
• Flacco on food packaging
• Typeface design

Saturday 20

• Feeding Desire: Tools of the Table
• Searching for Beni
• Engineering wonders: tunnels and bridges
• Florence Broadhurst: Her Secret and Extraordinary Lives

Saturday 13

• Engineering wonders: tunnels and bridges

Saturday 06

• An Australian response to Architecture of Happiness
• Solitude and the city
• Alain de Botton on the Architecture of Happiness
• Featherston House

Friday 05

• Future Files: wrinkles are in