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Media Kit 2011 Habitus at a glance

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We are all fascinated by the way other people live. Why did they build their house that way? What attracted them to those furnishings? And what was the inspiration for the garden and landscaping?

In fact, part of our fascination is the search for new ideas, which might work for us in our own home. From this point of view, the more exotic, the more fascinating.

Habitus takes you into an extraordinary mix of homes, and into the lives of the people who designed them and the people who live in them. It is a magazine about the design decisions people make which represent their way of life, and a unique expression of personality, culture and values in a particular physical environment.

Habitus believes that through exploring the spaces that people live in, we can gain an intimate insight into them and the way they live.

I think Habitus is special in all sorts of ways. But it is absolutely unique because of its cross-cultural focus – discovering inspiring personalities, products, ideas and homes within Australia, New Zealand, South and South-East Asia. This makes it a window to one of the most creative regions in the world. And it gives our readers the opportunity to celebrate a diversity of architectural approaches and design influences across cultures.

Happily, our regional aspiration has been endorsed by a wonderful reader response. From Sydney to Bangkok, Auckland to Singapore and beyond, Habitus has been taken up as the magazine for people who are passionate about living in design.

Paul McGillick, Editor

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WHAT IS

HABITUS?

Once the specialised knowledge of architects and designers, quality design is now entering the consciousness of the wider population. Welcome the Design Hunter – design is their passion, Habitus their inspiration.

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Design Hunters create their own possibilities. They love the ongoing adventure of discovering design, and consciously use it to express their personality and values.

They are educated, informed, assured individuals – regardless of age, gender or occupation. They are not interested in what other people tell them is the ‘latest’ or ‘best’. Instead, they make their own connections and have a unique economy of value, which combines both quality and meaning.

They are free-thinkers, savvy self-specifiers, positive collaborators, valued opinion leaders and loyal friends. Their eyes and ears, hearts and minds, are wide open.

Habitus is indispensable for Design Hunters and their individual ways of life.

The design decisions that they make – from the architecture and interiors to the landscaping, artworks, technology, even the clothes they wear and cars they drive – express a deeply felt, deeply personal way of living.

Design Hunters relate personally with design at all levels and are responsible for driving design awareness in the mass market.

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EDITORIAL SECTIONS Habitus crosses the Region to celebrate inspiring products, living environments, and the inspired minds of individuals, whether their forte is architecture, art, interior, landscape, furniture, textile, fashion or graphic design, or something else in the creative realm. Regular features include:

On Location – place is an integral part of an individual’s psyche; here we visit a creative in their studio and they show us their favourite places around their locality Alchemist – someone that crosses the boundaries from one expression of creativity to another Partnership – exploring the dynamics of creative partnerships

Products

Design News – the latest products for living (including outdoor), work, play, and for babies and children Re-shoot – each issue, a look at contemporary versions of an everyday item In Camera – focus on a particular product type or particular area for living, in the format of a unique, styled shoot

People

Close-Up – intimate profile of leading architects, designers and their work Inspired – an insight into the inspirations and influences of a creative mind

Slow Dissolve – people and projects that give added value to the home through landscaping, ornamentation and art Collector – those that pursue a lifelong passion for a particular kind of object or piece of furniture Creation – focusing on the pure creative process of a designer

Projects

Scenario – explores the home, where the drama of daily life is acted out within a carefully constructed environment Jump Cut – comparing and contrasting living typologies across the Region or different projects by the one designer/ architect

Home Movie – high profile homeowners share the story of their house and Habitus drops in on a unique way of life Cross-Fade – breathing new life into old spaces with conversions, extensions, renovations and creative makeovers Director’s Cut – we explore the homes that designers and architects design for themselves

Sign-Off

Snapshot – a glimpse into a far-off place somewhere around the world, where sights, smells and textures offer diverse inspiration Montage – an ideas-based essay drawing out themes and issues of design, architecture and creativity, through a review of recent books.

“ I have just sat down to a veritable feast for the senses...”

Simon Devitt, photographer

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2010/2011 schedule

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07 Mar 2011 06 Jun 2011 29 Aug 2011

21 Nov 2011

05 Mar 2012

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Working Ad Material

14 Mar 2011 14 Jun 2011 05 Sept 2011

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21 Mar 2011

12 Sept 2011

12 Dec 2011

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Magazine on Sale

22 Jun 2011 21 Sep 2011 07 Dec 2011

28 Mar 2012

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20 Jun 2011

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HABITUS EDITORIAL SUBMISSIONS We encourage the submission of diverse material for editorial consideration. If you have interesting and inspiring content from the Region, please send a selection of low res images and a brief description of the product/personality/story to: habitus@indesign.com.au

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DISTRIBUTION

Total circulation: 30,000 Readership: 90,000 Breakdown by region: Australia: 19,058 New Zealand: 1,048 Singapore: 2,200 Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines 988 HK, China, Japan, Korea, Taiwan 1,094 US / CAN / South America: 3,453 UK / Europe: 1,105 Middle East / Africa: 154 Other: 900

Breakdown by distribution channel: Direct mail (A&D industry): 5,872 Subs/pre sales: 2,728 Airlines (Qantas, Singapore Air, Emirates): 957 Hotels (Medusa Hotel Sydney, Eight Hotel Group, Art Series Hotels Melbourne, Limes Hotel Brisbane, The Ivy Hotel Sydney): 617 Promotions / launches: 2,000 Newsstands / bookshops: 17,826

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THE DESIGN HUNT

HABITUSLIVING.COM

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EDITORIAL SECTIONS

HABITUSLIVING.COM Extending the scope of the magazine, habitusliving.com explores every facet of living in design. Taking the successful editorial model of the print publication to a global audience, it is the first online community for Design Hunters.

Seeing the internet as another rich and diverse source of inspiration and information, this audience is interested in the cultural and regional histories behind the aesthetics of design.

They respond to the intellectual – meanings and connections – just as much as they appreciate physical form and functionality.

Habitusliving.com celebrates design in all its forms and environments, making it accessible to Design Hunters everywhere.

Content is regularly updated, so feel free to send your editorial submissions at any time to editor@habitusliving.com

LIVE – dwellings, developments, creative precincts and environments that express personality DESIRE – furniture, finishes, lighting, fixed & fitted, technology and accessories, and the stories behind them PLAY – places to eat, drink, relax and explore including restaurants, bars/clubs, galleries and museums TRAVEL – cities, accommodation and experiences to enjoy throughout the Region MOVE – transport modes from the sensible to the stylish, from the latest in luxury cars, classic designs and boating to bicycles and footwear CONNECT – ideas, conversations and contacts within the creative community DIARY – design launches, exhibitions, sales and fairs WIN – products and experiences offered to readers regularly

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READER TESTIMONIALS “...Really like the ‘constellation of attitudes’ approach, especially the focus on stories behind design...” stefanie flaubert KORBAN/FLAUBERT Studio/Showroom Alexandria NSW

“It is certainly a beautiful magazine right down to the paper stock. It expresses a strong landscape context, which makes me want to get it out of the office and down to the beach house to read.”

John Wardle, Director John Wardle Architects Melbourne VIC

“Bought my first copy of Habitus this week and I think it looks great – it seems to have a good depth and diversity of content unlike some design magazines in which you can read the content in about 10 minutes.”

“What a superb magazine...

A very intelligent and wellcrafted addition to the Creative Conversation. What separates Habitus from other Australian design publications is the quality of the content and the elegance of the presentation.

It is a pleasure to be able to actually read the text and fully appreciate the insights of writers and commentators.”

Richard Henderson, Director R-Co Branding and Identity Melbourne, VIC

“The size, the paper quality and the contents... it is very appealing to designers and architects. Seeing some of the South-East Asian projects being featured made it more interesting and creates a great connection.”

“I was looking forward to receiving my first copy of Habitus, and it definitely didn’t let me down. I found it creative, informative and stylish, plus I love the paper it is printed on. This will be the first of many issues on my bookshelf.”

Ursula Hufnagl, Director CHIC MANAGEMENT Woollahra, NSW

“The Habitus paper is so soft – it gives the publication an intellectual air. It’s very engaging – I’m going to read every slither/page of it!”

Tracey Moffatt Artist Queensland and New York

Shaun Shahzainy Shahrome Director/Architect SOHO Design Partnership Singapore & Kuala Lumpar

Stephen Minnett, Practice Director Futurespace Sydney NSW

“The mixture of the Architecture+Design presented within Habitus provides a real representation of who we are as people in this part of the world.”

Ed Peryman Habitus reader Sumner, NZ

“A great cross between architecture mags (too cold) and home lifestyle mags (mostly same old same old!)”

Danielle Dunsmore Journalist, PR, Stylist Chevron, Queensland

“...literate and sophisticated. It brings global attention to an area of the world for which it is long overdue.”

– jeremy Habitus reader, California