Inspiring interviews about the evolution of work
Work cafés, libraries and hotel lobbies have become social places where people meet, exchange ideas, work together or simply enjoy a good cup of coffee in peace and quiet. For the second edition of the Sedus LOOKBOOK, seven interviews were conducted with architects, interior designers and facility managers who are actively shaping the evolution of work. What they all have in common is their love or connection to coffee, which also gives its name to four LOOKBOOK sections:
Coffee Business
- Kjetil Trædal Thorsen, from the Norwegian architecture and design firm Snøhetta, on libraries through the ages
- Firas Alsahin from 4Space Design about the Cosmo Work Café in Riyadh
Coffee Talk
- Photographer Melanie Prusa, on her studio with Viennese old building flair
- Interior designer Carlotta Berta, on her extraordinary apartment
Coffee Break
- Industrial designer Konstantin Thomas on the se:café wooden chair
- Industrial designer Judith Daur on the art of selecting fabrics and materials
Coffee Culture
- Antonio Curlante on the Nuvola Lavazza Headquarters in Turin
In addition to the inspiring interviews, the LOOKBOOK provides valuable insider tips for digital nomads who are looking for an exceptional "Great Good Place": A total of eight international third places to work are presented. A photo gallery also shows the se:café wooden chair in different cities.
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