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November 20, 2024 I Izabela Eržen
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Not having a clear vision and strategy fot the workplace. Too often, business leaders try to create an attractive work environment by pursuing a set of cool ideas like setting up a dazzling lounge area with a pool table and bean bags, and installing trendy artwork.
November 20, 2024 I Izabela Eržen
Photo: Žiga Ivanc
If you missed WDC24 or attended it but want to revisit the highlights — this recap will be your go-to guide for the most impactful ideas.
There’s a lot of information here. If you find just one useful idea, something that sparks new thinking or a fresh perspective to your workspace, it can make all the difference! Remember that even small changes can lead to big improvements in productivity and the well-being of your office.
On October 3, 2024, the 7th edition of the Workplace Design Conference (WDC) brought us an inspiring lineup of insights and fresh perspectives, and this year’s event was nothing short of amazing! Each year, WDC provides its attendees with a great deal of knowledge and ideas, and this year’s theme was just as thought-provoking.
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Over the next seven weeks, I’ll be sharing the key takeaways that resonated with me the most. Here’s a sneak peek of the ideas that will keep you coming back!
Flexibility and Choice Empower Productivity
People-centric Design Enhances Engagement and Well-being
Sustainable Design Aligns with Long-term Success
Purposeful Design Builds Workplace Identity and Pride
Customization Enhances Belonging
Photo: Žiga Ivanc
Five inspiring speakers worldwide took the stage, sharing their expertise and personal experiences with workplace design. Their presentations explored themes ranging from manifesting innovation to design with a people-centric approach. This year’s speakers included:
I was especially intrigued by the diverse perspectives our fantastic speakers brought. Every year, I find myself captivated by the stories and lessons they share. Often, I find myself perplexed and fascinated, thinking,
Of course! This seems like common sense. How had I not considered this solution for my workspace?
And that’s exactly what WDC is all about!
Stay tuned as I dive into these ideas in the upcoming posts. Till next time! 😉
This year’s conference was hosted in a unique venue – the new SIP Experience Center, designed by Kragelj Architects. SIP has long been a leader in its field, and with this new center, the company’s HQ, is more than just a workspace.
It is a powerful communication tool, allowing potential customers, employees, and the public to understand SIP’s identity, values, and vision. Kragelj’s design aligns seamlessly with SIP’s goals, providing maximally flexible yet efficient spaces that will grow with the company, adapting easily to changing needs.
Photo: Miran Kambič, Žiga Ivanc
The SIP Experience Center is now a powerful branding asset, influencing employee well-being, and motivation, and bringing desired shifts in organizational culture. Its design not only connects departments and improves communication, but also supports multimedia presentations at the highest level.
The architecture and layout create an inspiring business environment and open the door to new ways of working and evolving as an organization, making it the perfect venue for this year’s WDC, where actions speak louder than words.
Izabela is a passionate advocate for innovative workplace strategies, and also serves as the marketing face of Kragelj Architects. With a degree in Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences from TU Delft in the Netherlands, she brings a unique and forward-thinking perspective to the company's clients and projects.
Bevec will soon enjoy a modern and clean workplace tailored to the needs of its employees and departments.
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