Iken and Intanova are launching their FutureWall with a special event at Iken’s Canberra showroom. Join Stephanie Simko, Project Leader, as she discusses BVN’s award winning Attorney-General’s workplace design, a key recent project to feature FutureWall. The FutureWall interior building platform gives designers the freedom to create spaces of any scale, and the flexibility to […]
May 24th, 2011
Iken and Intanova are launching their FutureWall with a special event at Iken’s Canberra showroom.
Join Stephanie Simko, Project Leader, as she discusses BVN’s award winning Attorney-General’s workplace design, a key recent project to feature FutureWall.
The FutureWall interior building platform gives designers the freedom to create spaces of any scale, and the flexibility to reconfigure, refresh, relocate and recycle any interior space.
What: Launch of FutureWall
Where: Iken Showroom, 21 Wollongong St, Fyshwick ACT
When: 8 June 2011, 6-8pm
RSVP: By 2 June
Contact: iken@iken.com.au or call (03) 9663 2736
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