It has been a busy few weeks here at Tate + Co, with colleagues attending and presenting at a number of national events and conferences.
At the heart of our work is our commitment to regenerative architecture and sustainable design so we were delighted to be invited to attend the Care Innovation Summit to join an expert panel to debate ‘Regenerative Design for Healthcare + Wellbeing’.
Held at the Business Design Centre in London, the annual conference attracted sector leaders, keen to stay ahead in an evolving marketplace. Presenting three content streams – Dementia Care, Future of Care and Healthcare Design and Build – the event was designed to challenge thinking and inspire action.
Laurence Pinnfire, Director here at Tate + Co, was joined by Ian Holme, Director at Harris Irwin Architects and pictured to the left of Laurence above, and Andrew Tempany, Landscape Design Director at Stephenson Halliday.
The session explored the latest strategies and best practices for creating positive outcomes within the healthcare sector.
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