Melbourne Design Week: Design for Work beyond 2021

A Melbourne Design Week event focusing on the changing nature of work and its implication for design amenity, flexibility, well-being, and the environment.

Using the RMIT Design Archives collection as a springboard for the discussion, such as, the RMIT 's Centre for Design archive, one the first Government supported global environmental design projects, this MDW session will focus on the changing nature of work and its implication for design for amenity, flexibility, well-being, and the environment.

Associate Professor Simon Lockrey, RMIT University will chair this session. The guest speakers are: Professor Usha Iyer-Raniga, RMIT University, Thami Croeser, PhD student, RMIT University and Alexis Kalagas, Head of Public Programs, Molonglo who will reflect on shifting strategies for the workplace in a post COVID-19 environment.

 

*Image credit: Model of Schiavello Hot Desk, designers, Centre for Design and Schiavello Commercial Interiors Pty Ltd, model maker, Norman Wetherman, RMIT Design Archives Collection

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