With over 2000 registrations in 72 hours our first Webinar is going to be a big one!

We’re about to launch our new Webinar series with ‘Working and our Health’. With over 2000 people registering for the series in the first 72 hours, this is an opening you don’t want to miss!

With over 2000 registrations in 72 hours our first Webinar is going to be a big one!

BY Neal Downward

May 12th, 2020

Tags: Covid-19, hospital design, Webinar

Tomorrow (May 13th) we kick start our Webinar series off with ‘Working and our Health’, an in depth discussion into how the design of our hospitals best equips those who work in them to help those who use them and what needs to change or be adapted in their design and those of aged care facilities in the future.

With the current world state a discussion on this topic could not be any more vital and we’re extremely proud of the leaders that have come together to help us facilitate the new ideas that can emerge in this space.

With experts on the panel Mark Healey, Studio Director of Bates Smart, Leanne Guy, Principal and Sector Leader at Hassell, and Joshua McAlister, Associate Director of CHT Architects our Webinar facilitator, Jan Henderson, will be leaving no stone unturned.

Registrations are still open so don’t miss chance to be a part of this extremely important webinar!

Wed 13 May, 12:30pm AEST

Photo:
Cabrini Gandel Wing designed by Bates Smart

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