Episode 214: Ian Worthy from Unispace explains how workplace design has changed

Update: 2024-07-22

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Head of Design, Australia, at Unispace, Ian Worthy has helped to transform over 25 workplaces across the Asia Pacific region.

He holds over 30 years’ of in-depth knowledge and experience in workplace transformation. Much of Ian’s project work has focused on multi-site accommodation strategies supported by design-based change management programs.

He explains where the workspace and workspace design are heading as we enter the 2nd half of the 2020s.

This podcast is brought to you in association with GH Commercial proud sponsors of our 2024 Commercial series of podcasts.

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Episode 214: Ian Worthy from Unispace explains how workplace design has changed

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Episode 214: Ian Worthy from Unispace explains how workplace design has changed

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Episode 214: Ian Worthy from Unispace explains how workplace design has changed