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AFTER opening his first stand-alone store in Australia, British designer Sir Paul Smith grants a rare interview to WISH magazine.

Editor’s letterWish

FOR me, one of the great joys of Christmas is spending time in the city. For one, it’s quiet and it seems as if everyone else has gone out of town.

ONE prestigious British marque is recruiting factory workers rather than laying them off, thanks mostly to the design master who created the Evoque.

IN this year’s Australian Institute of Architects National Awards two winning projects were the result of acts of philanthropy.

DECEPTIVELY simple buildings that blend into the landscape have taken top honours in this year’s AIA awards.

EARLIER this year the British luxury brand Burberry opened its biggest ever store and it did it on home turf.

I’M WELL aware of what the expression “consumer confidence” means in business terms and how it affects the retail industry.

A GRAND prix of endurance and efficiency – the 24-hour Le Mans is also a showcase for prototypes. This year, Audi came out the victor.

FOR Tiffany & Co, one yellow diamond has shaped its fortune. This year the company celebrates its 175th birthday.

HE’S known as a modernist, but David Chipperfield’s design for Berlin’s Neues Museum revives the building without erasing its history.