The Ivy played host to the July Sydney event where 25 architectural & interior product suppliers showcased and over 550 specification professionals attended.
September 5th, 2012
The-Arc Networking Events are held in Australia’s major cities with the next being held in October 2012 in Sydney Melbourne and Brisbane.
These events are proudly supported by Indesign Group, BMW Sydney, Asahi and Rekorderlig.
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