Ray Anderson Visits Sydney

On Thursday 4 September InterfaceFLOR will offer a unique opportunity to hear from the worldï¿½s leading voice on how business and the environment can co-exist. Don’t miss out, register now.

August 20th, 2008

Founder and Chairman of InterfaceFLOR, ‘corporate evangelist for sustainability’ Ray Anderson, will be visiting Sydney from 3 – 4 September 2008.

In his presentation Under a Sustainable Flag: Leading the Next Industrial Revolution, Anderson will uncover the true rewards that rewriting the rules can bring.

A key advisor to the Clinton Administration, Anderson is recognised as one of the world’s most environmentally progressive leaders.

Named one of TIME Magazine’s ‘Heroes of the Evironment’ he has won a number of awards including the prestigious George and Cynthia Mitchell International Prize for Sustainable Development and the SAM-SPG Sustainability Leadership Award.

Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity, register today to attend the event.

WHERE: MCA Foundation Hall, Level 1, Museum of Contemporary Art West Circular Quay, The Rocks, NSW 2000
WHEN : Thursday 4th September 2008
TIME: 5.30pm arrival for a 6.00pm start

Tickets include a complimentary drink on arrival.

To register visit www.nextrevolution.com.au

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OASIS :: Studio Lotus balances nature with the man

OASIS :: Studio Lotus balances nature with the man-made.

Deep in an Indian forest beside a tranquil lake, the RAAS Chhatrasagar creates its own magic. Designed by Studio Lotus, the property is a perfect place for people who understand that design can both enhance and complement the natural world.

Situated within 800 acres of pristine forest aside the Chhatrasagar Lake, RAAS Chhatrasagar is a holiday destination that satisfies on every level. The project is designed by New Dehli firm, @studio_lotus, with Ambrish Arora as lead and his team. Together the team has created a veritable paradise for visitors that is both sensitive to place and sympathetic to the history of the site, finding that sweet spot, where nature and the man-made can co-exist and flourish.

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