Redefining the workplace — from technology to a collective experience

Timings:

Earlier Session - 08:00 BST/ 09:00 CEST / 10:00 SAST/ 11:00 GST / 12:30 IST / 15:00 HKT-SGT-ChinaST / 15:00 AWST/ 16:00 JapanST / 17:00 AEST

Later Session - 7am Pacific / 8am Mountain / 9am Central/ 10am Eastern / 11am BRT / 3pm BST/ 4pm CEST / 4pm SAST

The growth of AI, the vast amounts of data organisations now collect, and the cultural shift triggered by COVID are reshaping how we work and what people expect from the office. Office users want far more than nice soft seating or superficial updates; they crave better acoustic comfort, purposeful lighting, and wellbeing at the desk, among other experiential aspects.
Technology has always been the driver of change in how office space is imagined and organised. We've moved from a Taylorist-based office focused on process efficiency to a sensory, human-centred office concept. New tools enable new ways of collaborating, creating spatial concepts that truly support how people work now.
We're on the verge of a shift where the collective experience: the "WE" in the workplace, matters as much as individual tasks, and the interactions with virtual colleagues are integrated into the physical world. The office must support fluid change from a personal focus to virtual and face-to-face interaction.
In this webinar, Muriel explores key trends, real applications, and how design is evolving to meet the needs of tomorrow's workforce.

Speaker: Muriel Altunaga - The Flow

Muriel works at the intersection of workplace design, corporate real estate, and organisational change. Trained architect, with over 20 years' experience, Muriel has held senior roles in design practices, global real estate firms such as CBRE, and client-side organisations. Working internationally and in multiple sectors, she has successfully delivered projects ranging from targeted interventions to global workplace and real estate strategies. Muriel is the founder of The Flow, a boutique practice supporting organisations in aligning business needs with working space, transformation, and change.

Known for her human-centred approach, Muriel is a regular speaker on workplace issues.