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Thursday 16 February 2023
18:30 - 20:30

Join us for an evening of presentations exploring hybrid working and “the office”.

The increase in hybrid work in recent years raises questions about the future of workspaces and how to welcome employees back to the office.

Employees now expect and prioritise workplaces that are sustainable, healthy and flexible. Therefore, buildings must be versatile to meet current needs and future changes. What role can architects play in this quest? How can design contribute to attracting employees to the office? What technologies and amenities are necessary to meet these demands and suit new types and various sizes of businesses?

During this PechaKucha, we will hear about projects and technologies that propose innovative solutions to answer these questions.

Download Speakers Presentations

Fiona-Grieve_Scott-Brownrigg.pdf
Hollie-Welch_de-Metz-Forbes-Knight-Architects.pdf
Zach-Wilcox_Arup.pdf
Matthew-Holloway_Grimshaw-Architects.pdf
Sascha-Lewin_W.RE.pdf

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Speaker biographies

Nicola Sheppey

Head of Communications, NLA

Matthew Holloway

Principal, Grimshaw Architects

Chief Executive Officer, W.RE

Architect, Scott Brownrigg

Associate, dMFK

Associate Director, Arup

Senior Associate, Heatherwick Studio

Venue

Grimshaw Architects
57 Clerkenwell Road
London
EC1M 5NG

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