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Workspace Design Show on Design Insider

Thanks to the team over at Design Insider for publishing their recent write-up about Workspace Design Show!

"Workspace Design Show, the exciting event bringing together the commercial interiors community with its inaugural event taking place over the 4-5 November this year at London’s Business Design Centre, is building momentum with exciting news of new speakers and partners that have joined the party, as well as details of its informative discussion on ‘New Product Ideas for Tomorrow’s Workspaces."

You can read the full article here.

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Workspace Design Show speaker lineup on Workplace Insight

Thanks to Workplace Insight for featuring our speaker lineup! You can read the full article here.

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"Workspace Design: Full Speed Ahead" from designerati

In the first in a series of interviews with the fantastic workspace design professionals who will be speaking at Workspace Design Show in 2021, designerati recently sat down with Cristiano Testi, Principal Director at tp bennett.

You can read the full article here, and be sure to keep an eye out for further interviews in this exciting series!

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Workspace Design Show covered by Architects Data File

Thank you to ADF for their detailed writeup of things to expect at Workspace Design Show 2021. You can read the full article here.

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Workspace Design Show featured on Building Construction Design

Curious to find out more about what you can expect from Workspace Design Show in 2021? Look no further than this article kindly featured on Building Construction Design.

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Workspace Design Show Advisory Board Member Joanna Knight on Sustainability with Insight

We're excited to share with you an insightful read courtesy of our very own Advisory Board member Joanna Knight and leading industry website, Insight.

A brief snippet of "Sustainable office design will not be possible until we are clear about a few things" can be read below'

Many organisations make bold claims about their zero carbon ambitions. Even if they don’t, most have sustainability statements. Yet the environmental impact of office furniture and sophisticated approaches to sustainable office design seem to be way down the ‘pecking order’. During the last year, we have read considerable commentary about the office – starting with its death but moving onto predictions of the ‘new dawn’ with more versatile and healthier workspaces.

For decades before that, companies have embraced the opportunity to furnish their offices to reflect corporate culture and facilitate more productive working practices. Regular replacement has had numerous drivers – design trends; opportunities to maximise space utilisation; new ‘ways of working’; corporate restructuring …. This appetite for change does, however, have a significantly negative impact on the environment.

You can read the full article over at Insight.

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