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Architectus Principals Simone Oliver and Patricia Bondin are set to speak at WORKTECH Sydney this year, so we asked them for some sneaky early insights on workplace design.
Recently, we took you through some of the key takeaways from Worktech Melbourne. As the event rolled into Sydney, we decided to delve a little deeper into a couple of important talks featuring leaders from Gallup, Veldhoen + Company and UTS.
From hybrid that works, to hybrid that doesn’t, AI futures, buzz words explained, the roadmap to ROI plus more: Here are five workplace learnings from Worktech Melbourne 2023.
WORKTECH 19 Hong Kong considered some of the key trends driving office space for the next decade – find out which ones.
From a day’s discussion about change, flex, tech, culture, agility, wellness and experience, we reflect on three important themes to consider in the year ahead.
In late February, WORKTECH19 will see a series of boutique conference events covering the future of work, the workplace, design, and innovation – and Indesign readers can get special access!
This one-day conference looked at bespoke workspace solutions, where co-working is headed, how workplaces can support performance, and much more.
Clouding the workforce, open company culture, ecosystem-based business models, flex and core real estate, and work-life integration – these are some of the workplace concepts you need to know now.
Taking place in Sydney, WORKTECH will tackle all the big questions around the workplace and how design is set to play a major role.
After the WORKTECH16 workspace seminars, pioneers Haworth hosted an intimate dinner for industry leaders to connect and continue their discussions about what the future brings for workplace design.
