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With the rise in work from home over the last 6 months, is the role of the work place to inspire innovation?
For years we have known that many office buildings can be underutilized.
We have seen organisations look for shorter leases.
We have seen the rise of co-working spaces.
They were not caused by Covid 19 and will persist — and intensify — long after the virus is gone. We need to think about where people will be working at desks and what will be the purpose of office buildings? Because these are not necessarily the same.
To remain relevant, office space needs it to be designed and furnished in a way that allows office workers to access a variety of furniture settings and locations, with innovation playing a central role.
Co-Chairs – Becky Harding – Product Manager – Allermuir
& Birmingham Architectural Association Committee Member – Aina Comas – Interior Designer
Special guest panellists:
Graeme Feechan – Director – ADP Architecture LTD
Richard Powley – Director – Ten Design (UK) Ltd
Charlotte Fullard MSc MRICS – Associate – Vail Williams LLP
Adrian Campbell – Workplace Design Expert – The Senator Group
This is a free event but booking is essential with spaces limited.
We look forward to seeing you there!
For further information please email: baa@brumarchitecture.com
The Birmingham Architectural Association is kindly supported by Allermuir, Allgood, Altro, Armitage Shanks, Delta Light, Ibstock, Marley, Milliken, Reynaers, SKG Kitchen Gallery and Taylor Maxwell.
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