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Global design and build leader Tétris Design and Build, a subsidiary of the JLL Group, has enlisted artists and designers to create a collection of artworks upcycled from decommissioned office furniture in an exercise of reimagining what is old and unused to demonstrate how design has the potential to shape a more conscious and sustainable …

Global design and build leader Tétris Design and Build, a subsidiary of the JLL Group, has enlisted artists and designers to create a collection of artworks upcycled from decommissioned office furniture in an exercise of reimagining what is old and unused to demonstrate how design has the potential to shape a more conscious and sustainable workspace.

UPCYCLE: Office Furniture Reimagined is open to the public on Friday 19 April and Saturday 20 April 2024 at Makers Landing at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town. On the Friday, design students will be welcomed for a special student-focused day, and on the Saturday there will be a free curated walkabout with the designers at 11h00. Entrance is free, and there is secure paid parking at Makers Landing.

Diary details

Title UPCYCLE: Office Furniture Reimagined
Date 19-20 April 2024
Venue Makers Landing, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town
Opening hours 10h00-21h00, Friday-Saturday
Cost Free

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Author: Pearlmar Chauke from Scout PR & Social Media on behalf of Tetris.

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