Tilt Industrial Design

At Tilt, we believe that creativity and innovation has the power to transform our world. That’s why we’re proud sponsors of the UTS Product Design Dedicated Studio Space — a hub for tomorrow’s visionary designers. Tomorrow, UTS will host the End-of-Year Showcase, celebrating the hard work and creativity of the Product Design Honours students. Christopher Barlin, Tilt’s Landscape Architecture Division Manager will represent Tilt at the Showcase. Join us to be inspired by the incredible talent that will shape our future. #productdesign #industrialdesign #innovatation #builtenvironmentmadeexceptional

IN THE MEDIA | Facility Management magazine: 'Tilt subsequently delivered a masterclass on the possibilities of energy-efficient industrial design at a heritage-listed building, with the project nabbing a 6-Star Green Star performance rating.'⁠ ⁠ FM magazine sat down with Tilt's Design Manager, Kieran Barker, to discuss the climate-responsive sun shading system at Bennelong restaurant.⁠ ⁠ Read more on our website - https://lnkd.in/gsPRcMNd ⁠ #industrialdesign #mechanicalengineering #builtenvironmentmadeexceptional #thermalperformance #kineticarchitecture #operablearchitecture

Attending today’s Sustainability Summit by Architecture & Design (Australia), there was plenty of enthusiasm and interest in progressing our industry forward. Highlights were: • the case study on the Sustainable Buildings Research Centre in Wollongong. Designed by Cox Architecture, it is Australia’s first Living Building Challenge accredited project, and • the Evolution and Adaptation of Green Roofs with Australia’s urban greening royalty, Fraser Torpy and Dr Peter Irga from UTS and from the University of Melbourne, John Rayner, along with sustainable architect Carol Marra from Marra + Yeh Architects, who Tilt collaborated with on the Sky House in Redfern. Grateful for the conversations on how we can collectively create a more sustainable future. #sustainability #livingbuildingchallenge #architectureanddesign #builtenvironmentmadeexceptional

AWARD WINS:⁠ ⁠ Congratulations to Wardle on their double win at the National Architecture Awards last night. Recognised for their Burnt Earth Beach House project in Victoria, Wardle won the residential category and the top honour of the Emil Sodersten Award for Interior Architecture.⁠ Burnt Earth Beach House features Tilt-designed bespoke awnings that instantly transform the indoors into outdoors while maximising shade and airflow. ⁠ ⁠ And congratulations to Bates Smart on receiving the international award win for The Embassy of Australia in Washington, D.C. The embassy features artwork by renowned Australian artist Abdullah M.I. Syed. Tilt worked with Abdullah on his ‘Woven Cascade’ tapestry, representing the interconnected relationship between Australia and the United States. ⁠ ⁠ Congratulations to all the winners!⁠ ⁠ Spence Construction Krause Bricks Cotto Manetti Yttrup Engineers Gallery Sally Dan-Cuthbert Agency Projects DFAT⁠ Photography: Trevor Mein, Chris Roque

Modern public artwork, like 'Gabrugal Yana', is not just visually appealing. It has the power to evoke deep emotions and foster a strong connection to place and community. ⁠ Gabrugal Yana is as authentic as it is visually captivating. The success of this project was hinged on early consultation and collaboration, delivering an educational opportunity, a cultural legacy and storyboard that connects us to nature and Dharug narratives. ⁠ Read more from artist, Shay Tobin about how collaboration shaped the vision of Gabrugal Yana. https://lnkd.in/gA3__n3c ⁠ Gabrugal Yana | Dharug⁠ | 2023⁠ Western Sydney Parklands⁠ Photography: @westernsydneyparklands @tiltindustrialdesign⁠ ⁠ #community #collaboration #publicart #indigenousart #firstnationsart Greater Sydney Parklands #westernsydneyparklands Shay Tobin Djon Mundine OAM #industrialdesign Susan Milne Australian Bronze Pty Ltd BALARINJI #builtenvironmentmadeexceptional

Day 1 / City Canvas Symposium - Public Art, Urban Play and Creative Sports: An interesting conversation today about the 'urban exclusion problem' in our cities. Development and planning have failed to capture and cater to the needs of our youth and young adults, often resulting in them being marginalised and relegated to outlying skate parks for social interaction. Our public spaces are developed for 'adultification', with bland features that de-risk public assets and make them irrelevant to young people. If we flip our thinking, public spaces and assets can serve multiple purposes to benefit our whole society. A public artwork can increase liveability and cultural identity, but if it's also a skatable asset, then instantly, it becomes more relevant to broader part of our community. By integrating active infrastructure into the fabric of our cities, we can foster true inclusivity and create more connected communities. Thanks for the insights Sanné Mestrom Felicity Fenner Indigo Willing Nadia Odlum and thank you to Aunty Ding for the very special Welcome to Country #artplayrisk #publicart #publicdomain #urbanplanning #liveability #inclusivity #industrialdesign

Are you a recent graduate or a design student on the cusp of entering the industry? The Design Institute of Australia is hosting an evening of discussion and review with members of Sydney's design industry, to learn what makes a great portfolio. Joining the portfolio review panel is Tilt's Design Manager, Alex James Backler, along with a hand-picked selection of industry experts from interior design, product and industrial design, UX and digital design, and graphic design. This is your opportunity to receive direct feedback on your work and ideas. Bring your portfolio (complete or in progress), a question and learn from industry leaders. Design Institute of Australia Hosted by Billy Blue College of Design at Torrens University, Ultimo #design #industrialdesign #designindustry

What is the role of public art in our cities? Who are the stakeholders and what do we need to consider when working with First Nations artists and designs? Join the conversation this Thursday on delivering Creative Public Spaces. Hear from Tilt's Public Art Division Manager, Elizabeth Lewis, Cultural Capital's Managing Director, Amanda Jelicich-Kane and prominent Australian artist, Alison Page to learn about delivering public art with precision and purpose. Reserve your FREE place for this online event and earn a CPD point - https://lnkd.in/gRr9AmcT Indesign Media Asia Pacific #publicart #firstnations #indigenousart #publicspaces #liveability #purpose #industrialdesign #builtenvironmentmadeexceptional

It’s not often we get the chance to work in one of the world’s most iconic buildings. ⁠ ⁠ With its aspect to Sydney Harbour, the views from Bennelong restaurant are breathtaking, but also very exposed to direct sunlight. Tilt was tasked with creating bespoke sunshades to improve the dining experience and increase thermal comfort.⁠ ⁠ Due to the building's heritage significance, permanent fixings or holes could not be used to attach the blinds. We turned this design challenge into innovation with our bespoke clamping bracket system. This solution provided structural integrity and enabled the blinds to quickly adapt to the changing sunlight throughout the day.⁠ ⁠ Learn more about this innovative design - https://lnkd.in/gq7FykcK ⁠ Bennelong | Gadigal | 2024⁠ Photography: @tiltindustrialdesign⁠ ⁠ @bennelong_sydney #finkgroup #bennelongrestaurant #heritage #industrialdesign #innovation #builtenvironmentmadeexceptional

'Kulbardi Season' is the vision of three creative minds, bringing to life the timeless narrative of Whadjuk Noongar flora and fauna. This site-specific artwork honours the Kulbardi (magpie), incorporating ancient symbols and sand markings. Through this special collaboration, the artists have created an enduring legacy that shapes the identity of East Perth and forges a deep sense of belonging. ⁠ ⁠ EAST PERTH | WHADJUK NOONGAR - 2023⁠ Artists: @kambarni @nixon__studio @_arti_tecture ⁠ Client: @metronetperth⁠ Team: @artifyconsulting⁠ Photography: courtesy of @perthstart⁠ ⁠ Read more on Architecture & Design (Australia) - https://lnkd.in/gtVPAamX #publicart #urbandesign #perth #noongar #firstnations #community #culture #perthart #indigenousart