As the weather warmed, futurespace opened their Sydney Studio and hosted their annual party for clients, colleagues and friends.
November 11th, 2014
A perfect spring evening, an open terrace and traditional Paella cooked and served onsite set the tone for guests to relax and enjoy the lively conversation that lasted well into the night.
futurespace would like to thank everyone who attended. “It was a wonderful celebration of everything we’ve achieved to together in the past 12 months; we could not have done it without you!”

















































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Special acknowledgement to iGuzzini for supplying the Trick lighting that illuminated the studio so beautifully, The Commissary Kitchen for the fabulous traditional Paella and great service, and last but not least our resident photographer, Danial Nash (assisted by Julia Liao) who captured the night on film.
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