Sanctuary Newsletter
May Newsletter
Dear readers,
It’s been a huge month for Sanctuary magazine. Three things are top of our list:
Ten of Australia’s top sustainable architects and building designers are coming to Melbourne for Speed Dating with Sanctuary in July.
We’re rolling out our inaugural Online Readers Survey with a great prize for participants.
And this week we saw the launch of Sanctuary issue 11, a revamped design with loads of meaty new features, stunning houses, ideas and inspiration.
We hope you like it!
Michael and Verity
Editors
Register now for ‘Speed Dating with Sanctuary’
at Victoria’s State of Design Festival 2010
Do you have plans for a new green home? Are you looking to renovate your house to make it more sustainable? Bring in your plans or ideas and talk to Australia’s leading sustainable architects and designers. Ten-minute slots per ‘date’.
Come meet the architects and house designers profiled in Sanctuary magazine!
Time: 2:00pm-3:30pm, Saturday 17th July 2010
Venue: Royal Exhibition Buildings, Melbourne, Victoria
Cost: Free
What do I bring?: Bring your ideas, photos, and anything else you think will make the sessions informative and fun.
Places are limited, so REGISTER TODAY!
You will be informed by email if your registration has been successful.
Sanctuary magazine is an official media partner of the 2010 State of Design Festival (www.stateofdesign.com.au).
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Can you spare 3 minutes to do the Sanctuary online readers survey?
Help us to produce a better mag for you and go in the running to win a $150 gift voucher from Todae online eco store.
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Sanctuary 11 Out Now
Features of issue 11 include:
- 45 pages of green home profiles
- Ventilated pantries
- Recycled kitchens
- Low-carbon concrete
- And much, much more
On sale now from newsstands Australia-wide.
Issue 11 cover story – Hill End Eco House
Queensland gets its fair share of sun. Now its warmth and light have been harnessed to an extent rarely seen in an amazing new home in Brisbane’s Hill End. Designed by David Gole and Emma Scragg of Riddel Architecture (RA), this house goes to extraordinary lengths to harness and control the elements.
View article – Hill End Eco House
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