True biophilic design is about much more than using patterns and motifs inspired by flora and fauna — it’s about looking to nature as a blueprint for crafting entire spaces that are healthful and sustainable. With biophilic offices proven to make employees both more inspired and productive, this free talk delves into the many ways to create these communal workspaces.
On January 12, 2023, at 1pm EST, join AZURE Editor in Chief Elizabeth Pagliacolo for an engaging conversation with Kari Pei, VP of Global Design at Interface; Stanley Sun, co-founder of Toronto’s Mason Studio; Marie-Eve Issa, founder of Montreal’s IssaDesign; and Jean Pelland, Principal Architect at Sid Lee Architecture.
Our conversation will delve into the benefits of biophilic design across all scales, from urban design and landscape architecture to interiors and product design. We’ll talk about how biophilic design benefits employees and clients alike – and, ultimately, the earth. And why it makes sense from a business point of view for any design enterprise looking towards the future of sustainability.
PANELISTS:
- Kari Pei, VP of Global Design at Interface
- Stanley Sun, co-founder of Toronto’s Mason Studio
- Marie-Eve Issa, founder of Montreal’s IssaDesign
- Jean Pelland, Principal Architect at Sid Lee Architecture
Get Your Tickets! Attendance is Free!
This Talk qualifies for one ConEd structured learning hour. A certificate will be provided upon request, post-event, by e-mail.
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