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Cityspace concludes another successful series of 'Workplace Freedom' seminars
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CitySpaceCitySpace
, an independent interior design company specialising in corporate workplace solutions concluded today the last session of the 'Workplace Freedom' seminars at the Office Exhibition 2008 witnessing more than 300 participants over the seminar period. Eames Demetrios, together with leading international specialists highlighted workplace-related developments and innovations. The seminars highlighted the work and philosophy of Charles and Ray Eames, creating office space for innovation, global warming and its impact on the way we work, corporate social responsibility, the tactile office, ergonomics, flexibility to change using the benefits of cable management flooring solutions, the impact of technology on human efficiency and intelligent storage solutions.
Specialists from Vitra, InterfaceFLOR, Herman Miller, Ahrend, Steelcase, CitySpaceCitySpace
, Wilkhahn, Creative Management, Movinord, IN-Lite, EKA Group, CBS, Camira, Elektrak International UK and Sedus covered a comprehensive range of topics over the last three days.-Ends-
CitySpaceCitySpace:
CitySpaceCitySpace is an independent interior design company specialising in corporate workplace solutions, both in Dubai and throughout the Middle East. Established in 1993, the company aims to design intelligent, functional workspaces that encourage success and help people focus on achieving their goals through workplace services that include consultancy, design and project management.
With a dedicated international team of professionals, CitySpaceCitySpace applies expertise and local knowledge across all its client projects, striving to ensure that each client brief, no matter how complex, is interpreted into flexible, durable and cost-effective design solutions, on time and within budget.
Release issued on behalf of CitySpaceCitySpace by Coral Coast PR. For further information, please e-mail: coralcoastpr@gmail.com or call Cathy at 04 3511199, cathy@cityspace.ae.
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