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At the core of any successful commercial design venture is the relationships you have and the expertise you bring to it. FRONT.design adds a critical string to your bow, giving you with the innovations, network and actionable knowledge that’s vital to your business.

When we launched FRONT.design in 2018 it was with the vision to break away from the traditional trade fair format. Drawing on our 20 years of experience in commercial design we wanted an event that could achieve the things that suppliers and specifiers need most. FRONT.design creates a platform for finding solutions that emphasise innovation as much as they do aesthetics; we give you connectivity across the entire commercial ecosystem; and provide actionable knowledge to bind that all together.

In 2019 we bring you FRONT.design from an all new location in Barangaroo. Working with our Venue Partner, International Towers, we are filling two floors of Tower Three, a precinct that sees tens-of-thousands of people pass through it every day. It’s a location that encapsulates the very best in architecture, interiors, sustainability, real estate and end-user experience.

We thank our 2019 FRONT.design Partners, Exhibitors and Ambassadors who have helped us build what is going to be a really exciting, dynamic and game-changing event; an event that brings together all facets of the commercial ecosystem to facilitate innovation, connection and new design intelligence. +

Raj Nandan

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Put the emphasis on innovation not just aesthetics

CEORaj Nandan

Managing DirectorKavita Lala

Event DirectorsKobe Johns, Ali Lawes

Event ManagerSofie Teh

Creative Direction & Design Louis Wayment

Brand Directors Dana Ciaccia, Adrian Wilson

Marketing Cherie Nelson

Editorial Alice Blackwood, Aleesha Callahan, Pia Sinha, Branko Miletic, Stephanie Stefanovic

Client Success Stuart Geach, Brydie Shephard, Becca Knight

Business DevelopmentKim Hider, Brunetta Stocco, Valeria Valera, Tom Acton, Jarrod Pearse, Chris Wykes

Digital Radu Enache, Ryan Sumners

Accounts Cassie Zeng, Ting Zhang

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THURSDAY 29 AUGUSTFRONT.design Forum Theatre, Level 2

WORKPLACE FORUM SESSIONSProudly presented by Business Interiors

10.15amHybrid working: No-man’s land or new frontier?

11.30amPositive collisions: What makes co-working tick?

HEALTHCARE & AGEDCARE SESSIONSProudly presented by Caroma

2pmZest for life: Design strategies for aging in place

3.30pm Healthy patients, happy workers: Making healthcare spaces ‘work’ for everyone

5.30pmDESIGN DEBATEProudly presented by Herman Miller

Curate or create: Is social media destroying creativity?

CPD & PRODUCT PRESENTATIONS FRONT.design CPD Theatres, Level 4

11am Designing bathrooms with older people Presented by Caroma

12.30pmIntroduction to window treatments Presented by Verosol

12.30pmAll you need to know about ACM Cladding Presented by Fairview Architecture

2pmAccoya® – Innovation in wood Presented by Britton Timbers

4pmDon’t get Floored by acoustics – Performance flooring and acousticsPresented by Tarkett

5pmCommercial flooring design trends with Kim Chadwick Presented by Tarkett

FRIDAY 30 AUGUSTFRONT.design Forum Theatre, Level 2

8am Design Entrepreneur Session Blue ocean thinking: Smart moves in a tough market Presented by Design Nation

HOSPITALITY SESSIONSProudly presented by Design Nation

10.15amWhere’s the value? Cracking the consumer code

11.30amAccommodation Futures: 2020 market snapshot

CITY & CULTURE SESSIONSProudly presented by Design Nation

2pmCo-creating city & country: Indigenous consultation in development & design

3.30pmRewriting the Aussie dream: A case for housing affordability

CPD & PRODUCT PRESENTATIONS

FRONT.design CPD Theatres, Level 4

9amStudent Program Presented by Milliken-Ontera & Habitus

10.30amDigital transformation & the future of work Presented by Haworth

12.30pmAccoya® – Innovation in wood Presented by Britton Timbers

12.30pmHow technology can radically improve your customer’s experience during handover and defect managementPresented by HouseLab

2pmFire safe cladding - Building a culture of compliance Presented by DECO Australia

4pmHealthy homes - Exploring the next wave of residential wellnessPresented by Delos

PRESENTERS, PARTNERS & AMBASSADORS

International Towers, Tower 3, Barangaroo02 9360 0150 | info@front.design

Thursday 29 August 10am-6pm – FRONT.design Day Program6pm-8pm – Opening Night Cocktail Reception (Invite only)

Friday 30 August10am-6pm – FRONT.design Day Program

Aleesha Callahan, Indesignlive

Alice Blackwood, Indesign

Alicia Lynch, Hachem

Amanda Stanaway, Woods Bagot

Andrew Pettifer, Arup

Andrew Taylor, Cre8tive Property

Anthony Adamo, Verosol

Dave Baswal, Ovolo

David Kaunitz, Kaunitz Yeung Architecture

Brendan Bruce, Ideation Services International

Chris Rennie, HouseLab

Debbie Spence, Frost Collective

Diane Jones, PTW

Ernest Girardi, Silver Thomas Hanley

Fiona Young, Hayball

Holly Cunneen, Habitus

Howard Smith, Keppel Capital

James Calder, Calder Consultants

James Mfula, Milliken-Ontera

Jason Varker-Miles, Aston Consulting Jeremy Bull, Alexander &CO.

Karina Clarke, Planex

Kathryn Ellis, QIC

Kieran Wong, TheFulcrum.Agency

Kim Chadwick, Australian Trend Forecast, Designer Colour Wheel

Kris Daff, Assemble/MAKE Ventures

Laurens Notenboom, ACCSYS Technologies PLC

Leone Lorrimer, Lorrimer Consulting

Liam Timms, International Towers

Lorraine Calder, Australian Unity

Lucy Simpson, Gaawaa Miyay

Marcus Piper, HouseLab

Mark Landini, Landini Associates

Marnie Hammond, Design Nation

Mathew Toniolo, Haworth

Melinda Alushaj, Uniting Care

Michaela Sheahan, HASSELL

Nicholas Karlovasitis, DesignByThem

Neill Johanson, Davenport Campbell

Qianyi Lim, Sibling Architecture

Richard Hamber, DECO Australia

Robyn Lindsey, Geyer

Sandra Furtado, Furtado Sullivan

Sarah Lynn Rees, Jackson Clements Burrows Architects

Scott Clarkson, Clarkson Consulting Services

Shaynna Blaze, Interior designer, television personality

Simone Oliver, Architectus

Tim Ross, Comedian, radio host, television presenter, design enthusiast

Thomas Gilbert, Hayball

Tone Wheeler, Environa Studio

Tonya Hinde, Billard Leece Partnership

Amanda StanawayPrincipal Woods Bagot

Sandra FurtadoDirector Furtado Sullivan

Fiona YoungSydney Studio Director Hayball

Jason Varker-MilesManaging Director Aston Consulting

Andrew PettiferNSW Buildings Group Leader Arup

Liam TimmsFund Manager International Towers

Neill JohansonDirector Davenport Campbell

Simone OliverPrincipal Architectus

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TECH

MEET THE PEOPLE WHO REALLY MATTER WITH FRONT.designTECH.

Turbo-charge your FRONT.design experience using FRONT.designTech.

FRONT.designTech is the event’s online matchmaking platform – a digital directory that gives you direct access

to every attending mover, shaker, influencer, expert and brand in Australia’s commercial ecosystem. FRONT.designTech is the industry’s strongest tool to connect and establish meetings that actually convert.

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MAKE A MEETINGFrom 22 August, you will receive an email with a link to the meeting portal. Click this link to log in. Click ‘Directory’ at the top of the screen to view all registered attendees and select the desired contact from the list. Follow the prompts to establish a time and location to meet.

ACCEPT A MEETINGIf someone has selected you for a meeting, you will receive an email requesting your response. Simply select ‘Accept’, ‘Decline’ or reschedule the proposed meeting time to proceed.

AVAILABLE 22ND AUGUST

Select the right contactUse the filters in FRONT.designTech to find the right contact you wish to meet.

1Establish a purpose for your meetingDon’t waste time. Specify the purpose of the meeting or send an agenda via the ‘Add Appointment Subject’ field. (Ie., “First meeting and introduction” or “A pitch for your next project tender”)

2Meeting durationFRONT.designTech schedules meetings in strict 15 minute slots. To extend this period you will need to send an additional meeting request.

3All meetings start at the main café on each level If you are exhibiting on Level 2, your meeting will start in the Corner Café. Level 4 is the Main Bar by Maxton Fox. Grab a coffee, lunch, or a drink and get chatting.

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Branko Miletic, Editor of Architecture & Design magazine will interview visitors, ambassadors and FORUM speakers during the 2 days of FRONT.design. Building on the success of his podcast Talking Architecture and Design, Branko will take a deeper dive into the

practices of Australia’s leading architects, designers, developers and entrepreneurs. Broadcasting live from Level 2 of FRONT.design Branko and his guests will be inside the sound proof Framery Q , available from The Meta Collective.

BROADCASTING LIVE FROM FRONT.design Proudly sponsored by

FLOOR DESIGNTRENDS SEMINAR

Thursday 29th August, 5pm Kim Chadwick of Australian Trend Forecast is giving an exclusive presentation on the latest in local flooring trends at FRONT.design this Thursday.

Kim has been working with colour and products for over 25 years and works with major clients to forecast and direct their upcoming product ranges and colour palettes. She is highly specialised in interior and exterior building products and materials for the built environment.

Register at www.front.design

THE POWER OF CHANGE AND DIVERSITY

Liam Timms Fund ManagerInternational Towers

The ecosystem around commercial design is ever-changing. New players bring greater diversity and opportunity but also herald shifts in power. Market forces both local and global demand flexibility from businesses and an open-minded outlook from the leaders within. FRONT.design acknowledges the complexities of commercial design today. At the core of the FRONT.design program is a vision to create great connectivity across all levels of industry. Through its format and location at International Towers in Barangaroo, FRONT.design provides fertile grounds for collaboration and creative engagement. The possibility for breeding new ideas, and pioneering innovative outcomes and game-changing solutions are there for the taking. For Liam Timms, fund manager at International Towers and an Ambassador to FRONT.design, the synergies between FRONT.design’s mission and its location within International Towers’ Tower Three couldn’t be better matched. International Towers has just been recognised as one of Australia’s and New Zealand’s Most Innovative Companies at the 2019 AFR BOSS Most Innovative Companies awards. Here, Liam shares his thoughts on the power of diversity and change as an enabler of collaboration and positive disruption.

Q: Tell us about why International Towers is excited to be Venue Partner for FRONT.design? FRONT.design’s mission is very representative of our own ambitions. We look to align with organisations that really want to be part of future thought leadership and innovation – or curiosity as we call it. [It] represents the next level of thinking – whether it’s product or a space. It offers a great opportunity for connecting our community with the FRONT.design community to share learnings, and take away learnings. Q: International Towers’ vision is to enable game-changing, like-minded organisations and industry disruptors. How do you facilitate change and positive disruption? I think change is embedded in everything we do and change comes from continually experimenting. But change doesn’t come easily, you need to be on the journey. And what you find on the journey is that you are continually re-pivoting – that’s the way change comes about.

Opportunities are going to come when you are on those journeys. Opportunities don’t come

when you’re sitting back waiting for somebody to deliver you the perfect box with a bow around it to bop into your business. It doesn’t work that way. You need to be participating in diverse fields because … most of the change you will learn will come from somewhere other than the area you specialise in. +

Hear from Liam and many other expert speakers at FRONT.design Forum,page 8-9.

THURSDAY 29 AUGUST

WORKPLACE SESSIONSProudly presented by Business Interiors

10am-1pmFRONT.design Forum Theatre, Level 2

10.15amHybrid working: no-man’s land or new frontier? Moderator: James Calder, Calder ConsultantsPanellists: Andrew Pettifer, Arup; Leone Lorrimer, Lorrimer Consulting; Neill Johanson, Davenport Campbell.

11.30amPositive collisions: what makes co-working tick?

Moderator: Simone Oliver, ArchitectusPanellists: Liam Timms, International Towers; Robyn Lindsey, Geyer.

FRIDAY 30 AUGUST

DESIGN ENTREPRENEUR SESSION Proudly presented by Design Nation

8am-9.30amBlue ocean thinking: Smart moves in a tough market Proudly presented by Design Nation

Moderator: Alice Blackwood, IndesignPanellists: Debbie Spence, Frost Collective; Jason Varker-Miles, Aston Consulting; Marnie Hammond, Design Nation.

HOSPITALITY SESSIONSProudly presented by Design Nation

10am-1pmFRONT.design Forum Theatre, Level 2

10.15amWhere’s the value? Cracking the consumer code Moderator: Holly Cunneen, HabitusPanellists: Dave Baswal, Ovolo; Mark Landini, Landini Associates.

11.30amAccommodation Futures: 2020 market snapshot Moderator: Aleesha Callahan, IndesignlivePanellists: Alicia Lynch, Hachem; Andrew Taylor, Cre8tive Property; Kathryn Ellis, QIC.

HEALTHCARE & AGEDCARE SESSIONSProudly presented by Caroma

2pm-5pmFRONT.design Forum Theatre, Level 2

2pmZest for life: design strategies for aging in place Moderator: Fiona Young, HayballPanellists: Diane Jones, PTW; Howard Smith, Keppel Capital; Lorraine Calder, Australian Unity; Qianyi Lim, Sibling Architecture.

3.30pmHealthy patients, happy workers: Making healthcare spaces ‘work’ for everyone Moderator: Tonya Hinde, Billard Leece PartnershipPanellists: Ernest Girardi, Silver Thomas Hanley; Melinda Alushaj, Uniting Care; Michaela Sheahan, HASSELL; Jan Golembiewski, Pschological Design

DESIGN DEBATE Proudly presented by Herman Miller

5.30-6.15pm FRONT.design Forum Theatre, Level 2

Curate or create: Is social media destroying creativity? Panellists: Amanda Stanaway, Woods Bagot; Karina Clarke, Planex; Nicholas Karlovasitis, DesignByThem; Tim Ross, Comedian, radio host, television presenter, design enthusiast.

CITY & CULTURE SESSIONSProudly presented by Design Nation

2pm-5pmFRONT.design Forum Theatre, Level 2

2pmCo-creating city & country: Indigenous consultation in development & design Moderator: Kieran Wong, TheFulcrum.AgencyPanellists: David Kaunitz, Kaunitz Yeung Architecture; Lucy Simpson, Gaawaa Miyay; Sarah Lynn Rees, Jackson Clements Burrows Architects.

3.30pmRewriting the Aussie dream: A case for housing affordability Moderator: Tone Wheeler, Environa StudioPanellists: Kris Daff, Assemble/MAKE Ventures; Sandra Furtado, Furtado Sullivan; Thomas Gilbert, Hayball; Jess Scully, Councillor + Curator

Register for FRONT.design & book your FRONT.design Forum seats at: www.front.design/seminars

Location: FRONT.design Forum Theatre, Level 2

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FORUMA two-day forum devoted to big ideas, thought leadership, professional development and knowledge-sharing.

FRIDAY 30 AUGUST

STUDENT PROGRAM (non-CPD) 9AM - 12PM

How technology is changing the way customers work with architects, interior designers and buildersPresented by: HouseLab

9amFRONT CPD Theatre South

Expert: Chris Rennie & Marcus Piper, Directors, HouseLab

Beyond Chroma Range (Behind the Development)Presented by: Milliken-Ontera

10amFRONT CPD Theatre South

Expert: James Mfula, Design Manager, Milliken-Ontera

What does the future of architecture media look like?Presented by: Habitus

11amFRONT CPD Theatre NorthExpert: Holly Cunneen, Editor, Habitus

Digital transformation and the future of workPresented by: Haworth

10.30amFRONT CPD Theatre South

Expert: Brendan Bruce, Ideation Services International, Mathew Toniolo, Haworth

THURSDAY 29 AUGUST

BRAND PRESENTATIONS (non-CPD)

Designing bathrooms with older people. Presented by: Caroma

11amFRONT CPD Theatre South

Expert: Dr. Peter Sweatman, Design Researcher, Caroma

Commercial Flooring Design Trends with Kim ChadwickPresented by: Tarkett

5pmFRONT CPD Theatre South

Expert: Kim Chadwick, Director, Australian Trend Forecast

FRIDAY 30 AUGUSTAccoya® – Innovation in woodPresented by: Britton Timbers

12.30pmFRONT CPD Theatre North

Expert: Laurens Notenboom, Sales Manager, ACCSYS Technologies PLC

How technology can radically improve your customers experience during handover and defect managementPresented by: HouseLab

12.30pmFRONT CPD Theatre South

Experts: Chris Rennie and Marcus Piper, Directors, HouseLab. (non CPD)

Fire Safe Cladding – Building a Culture of CompliancePresented by: DECO Australia

2pmFRONT CPD Theatre South

Expert: Richard Hamber, Research & Development Manager, DECO Australia

Healthy Homes - exploring the next wave of residential wellnessPresented by: Delos

4pmFRONT CPD Theatre North

Expert: Shaynna Blaze, Brand Ambassador, Delos

THURSDAY 29 AUGUSTAll You Need to Know About ACM CladdingPresented by: Fairview Architecture

12.30pmFRONT CPD Theatre North

Expert: Lorraine Jedid, Business Development Manager, Fairview Architecture Introduction to window treatmentsPresented by: Verosol

12.30pmFRONT CPD Theatre South

Expert: Anthony Adamo, National Operations Manager, Verosol

Accoya® – Innovation in woodPresented by: Britton Timbers

2pmFRONT CPD Theatre South

Expert: Laurens Notenboom, Sales Manager, ACCSYS Technologies PLC

Don’t get Floored by Acoustics – Performance Flooring & AcousticsPresented by Tarkett

4pmFRONT CPD Theatre North

Expert: Scott Clarkson, Director, Clarkson Consulting Service

FRONT.design CPD and Product Presentations provide you with latest actionable insights to add value to your next project and solidify your client relationships.

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LEVEL 2 26. Verosol 28. Tappeti 30. Knauf Plasterboard 32. DECO 34. HouseLab 35. C-Gen38. Fairview Architecture 40. Fellowes 44. The Meta Collective48. Wilkhahn

51. Allegion53. Atlantis 55. CBS 57. Planex59. Interface60. Stormtech 62. Evergreen63. Britton Timbers 65. Global Greentag66. International Towers

Meet our ushers in the South Lobby of Tower 3, International Towers, for access to FRONT.design.

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In considering the state of workplace and education design, FRONT.design Ambassador Simone Oliver outlines the defining influences of our time, and the role of architect and designer within that. “The nature of work has radically changed,” says Simone Oliver, national sector leader – interior architecture at Architectus. “The rise of technology, automation, globalisation” – these are the big-picture forces driving change. On the ground, we see it play out through rapidly growing markets like the gig economy and co-working. This is influenced be a clashing of typologies in which seemingly disparate markets like education and even hospitality bring new depth to what was once a clearly delineated field of reference. The implications of a rising Millennial workforce has seen education and work come into closer proximity in what is coined ‘lifelong learning’ or ‘open loop learning’. “We are starting to see this paradigm shift between the transition of school leaders into the workforce,” comments Simone. This is where the ideal of ‘lifelong learning’ comes into play. “This idea that there are no longer separate activities that define different periods of our lives between learning and work.” The result is a new era of Millennial-age workers who are questioning the need for a traditional university degree, and looping in and out of the workforce to

complete their degrees as they choose.“This also leads into what we’re doing now with the uprising of [entrepreneurially-geared] co- working and precincts, or environments created around incubation,” Simone says. “So, to me, this is defining what I see as being the new workplace landscape. And within that there is a heap of design opportunity.” The onus is on designers, she says, to be of enquiring mind and maintain a strong research ethic; also important is “having a mindset around partnering with people that can help galvanise thinking around new work types”. It’s a lot of moving parts, and the future – as Simone says – remains disruptive and uncertain. It’s impossible to intuit where we will end up – short term or long term. One thing is for sure, though, the future of interior architecture is not one of surface results. It calls for deeper, more psychological consideration for how an environment can

emote, empower and help people engage in meaningful ways. + See Simone at FRONT.design Forum, moderating Positive collisions: what makes co-working tick? Proudly presented by Business Interiors, page 8.

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More than just a trade fair, FRONT.design puts the emphasis on dynamic connection and productive engagement. Take advantage of our fully-catered meeting zones for those critical conversations around projects and products.

LEVEL 2 AMENITIES

Business Lounge

A quiet, comfortable space to meet with associates, or simply settle in for some focus time. Dyson returns in 2019 to present its all-new Lightcycle, which you can experience first-hand in the Business Lounge. Service: Coffee, beer, wine, food.

Level 2 Corner Café

Step off-stand for delicious refreshments and important conversations.

Service: Coffee, beer, wine, food.

LEVEL 4 AMENITIES

Main Bar

An oasis of food and refreshment to keep the day rolling. Designed and built by Maxton Fox with Polytec. Linger here for a quick break or casual catch-up.

Service: Coffee, beer, wine, food.

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EXHIBITORLISTINGS

STAND 53 | atlantiscorporation.com.au Since 1986 Atlantis have introduced innovative products that created industry standards in the landscape and stormwater sectors worldwide.

STAND 32 | decorativeimaging.com.au DECO leads the Australian market in photo imaging (sublimation) finishing technology for aluminium in the architectural, design and building industries.

STAND 51 | alegion.com Specialising in everything from residential and commercial locks, door closer and exit devices, steel doors and frames, through to access control and workforce productivity systems.

STAND 63 | brittontimbers.com.au Accoya National Distributor, Britton Timbers is renowned for stocking more than fifty quality Australian and imported species.

STAND 35 | c-gen.net C-GEN creates extraordinary, thumb-stopping content; we strategically place it in front of the people that really matter; and then we make that connection convert.

STAND 55 | colebrookbossonsaunders.com/au INNOVATE, CREATE & CONNECT. We are international designers, manufactures and distributors of award-winning ergonomic products.

STAND 38 | fv.com.au With almost 30 years’ experience in the façade industry, Fairview are committed to providing aesthetically pleasing and safe façade products to the construction industry.

STAND 40 | fellowes.com/au With a commitment to bring value to the workplace from the corporate office to the home office, Fellowes Brands introduces new ideas that evolve to meet the needs of an ever-changing world.

STAND 34 | houselab.com Specialising in everything from residential and commercial locks, door closer and exit devices, steel doors and frames, through to access control and workforce productivity systems.

STAND 65 | globalgreentag.com Global GreenTag is one of the world’s most robust, trusted and widely recognised ecolabels, independently assuring that every product is fitness tested and certified.

STAND 25 | gunnersens.com.au Gunnersen is the premier distributor of wood-based panel products, timber and decorative surface materials in Australia and New Zealand.

STAND 6 | haworth.com Every space transformation should be tailored to your business needs, helping people do their best work, while optimizing real estate.

STAND 59 | www.interface.com Interface, Inc. is a global flooring company specialising in modular carpet and resilient flooring that is carbon neutral, including luxury vinyl tile (LVT) and nora® rubber flooring.

STAND 30 | knaufplasterboard.com.au The Knauf range of quality wall and ceiling solutions enhance performance and provide fire, water, acoustic and decorative solutions for all commercial and residential construction projects.

STAND 20 | maxtonfox.com.au Maxton Fox is a privately owned and proudly Australian business that has been designing and manufacturing commercial furniture and joinery systems since the 60s.

STAND 4 | ontera.com.au Milliken-Ontera is a leading design-focused and local flooring manufacturer with a 30-year history throughout Australia and New Zealand.

STAND 42 | awm.net.au AWM has grown from humble origins to become one of Australia’s leading corporate furniture and joinery companies. We proudly design and manufacture our commercial furniture and joinery.

STAND 23 | dyson.com.au/forbusiness Dyson is a leading global technology company, committed to solving the problems others ignore. From inventing the word’s first bagless vacuum cleaner, to hand dryers that use 690km sheets of air.

STAND 49 | accentfurniture.com.au Accent Furniture offer a vast range of ergonomic, contemporary and modern office furniture solutions. Our range includes workstations, meeting furniture, seating and collaborative furniture pieces.

STAND 1 | europanel.com.au europanel fabricate bespoke acoustic panelling for truly unique, sensory spaces. Backed by acoustic testing certification for acoustic consultants to model the exact level of ‘sound absorption’.

STAND 13 | elevar.com.au Elevar is committed to ensuring customers have access to the latest in commercial workplace products, while raising the standard in the Australian commercial furniture market.

STAND 62 | evergreenwalls.com.au We specialise in the supply and installation of project greenery solutions, as well ascommercial project greenery installations, and we can create semi-custom designs built to your preference.

STAND 66 | internationaltowers.com International Towers designed by Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, is located on the harbour foreshore at Barangaroo and is one of the world’s most sustainable commercial precincts.

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STAND 8 | tarkett.com.au Tarkett is a worldwide leader in innovative and sustainable flooring and wall covering solutions. We are truly global with offices in over 100 countries, 35 manufacturing locations.

STAND 10 | t-c-w.com.au At TCW we offer more than just furniture, we are focused on providing you with a turnkey solution from a broad and diverse offering of products.

STAND 3 | tesrol.com.au Tesrol is renowned within the industry as the company of choice for uncompromised quality door and board products.

STAND 44 | themetacollective.com As a national dealer network of independent businesses working together to bring quality international commercial furniture to the Australian and New Zealand markets.

STAND 26 | verosol.com.au Verosol is the global leader in metallised performance blind fabrics & solar control solutions when it comes to sun protection at the window.

STAND 18 | visionary-living.com.au/carpet Visionary Living Commercial Floors is a commercial flooring company 20 years in the making, established by CEO, Allan, who has had vast experience in the flooring market.

STAND 48 | wilkhahn.com/en-au For over a century, Wilkhahn has been passionate about producing high-quality, dynamic and socio-ecologically responsible collaborative furniture especially crafted for the evolving workplace.

STAND 16 | zipwater.com With unrivalled expertise in instant filtered boiling, chilled and sparkling water taps, Zip Water is known globally for being home to the world’s most innovative and advanced drinking water systems.

STAND 57 | planex.com.au The last five years have seen the planex range extend to locker solutions for flexible, activity-based spaces, empowering people to work more effectively.

STAND 21 | polyflor.com.au Polyflor create flooring solutions that are both beautiful and functional. Whether it be in the home or in a commercial environment, products uphold the same level of quality and design standard.

STAND 60 | stormtech.com.au All Stormtech products are WaterMark certified, and with a proud commitment to eco-friendly design, Stormtech offers the only linear drainage product in Australia.

STAND 28 | tappeti.com.au Displaying over 60 on trend textures across six colour palettes, visitors to the Tappeti stand will be impressed by the breadth of Tappeti’s design capabilities, and customisable options available.

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