Orgatec 2022 is taking place 25-29 October this year. Will you be heading there? Let us know so we can connect with you. Plus, our 10 top workplace design articles, curated here for you.

Hub Wynyard in Sydney by Bates Smart.
October 4th, 2022
Orgatec is a tradeshow that puts our working lives front and centre. The fair is taking place in Cologne, Germany in a matter of weeks – 25-29 October. The halls of Koelnmesse will be filled with the latest commercial furniture and solutions – myself, Indesign Editor, Alice Blackwood, and my colleague Brunetta Stocco will be on the ground reporting on all the new innovations.
With workplace design and working behaviours shifting considerable in the past 2-and-a-half years – with a new emphasis most firmly put on hybrid working – we can’t wait to see what the halls of Orgatec will reveal.

Are you heading to Orgatec this year? We’d love to know, so we can meet you over there, learn, share and connect on all things workplace. Reach out to us and let us know today: alice@indesign.com.au and brunetta@indesign.com.au.

In the meantime, take a dive into our workplace design archives for more inspiration. Or browse through these 10 top articles on workplace design:
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