Key highlights included an engaging discourse, exciting prizes, scrumptious food and the pleasure of great company.
Unispace has its finger on the pulse when it comes to workplace trends both here and abroad. Its worldwide report, Returning for Good, which surveyed some 17,000 employers and employees across the globe, has some home truths for the organisations in Australia intent on re-establishing a full-time office regime.
How do we captivate people’s imaginations? Downstream, through its experiential design work, is taking experience design beyond digital interfaces and technology.
New appointments, a return to the fold, and national growth – there’s plenty happening in the practice of architecture and design. Catch up with our On The Move column.
Gillian Serisier sits down with Emma Forster Mitrovski to discuss her role as CEO and Unispace’s unique strengths in strategy, design and construction.
Rather than speculate about how the post pandemic office might shape up, global leaders in workplace design, Unispace, cut right to the chase and turned its Auckland studio into a blueprint for the new world of work.
Simon Pole, global design director at Unispace, says that the CBD has had it too good for too long. As workplace designers, this is our moment to look beyond the office towers.
For those yet to experience Indesign #83, our ‘Workplace Progress’ issue in full, here’s news that ought to please you.
We’re back on the move, reporting to you duly on the latest movements within the design industry. Today’s news comes from the likes of CHC, Grimshaw, Hames Sharley, Techne, Unispace and more.