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Today: A Sustainable Design Studio

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Architect/Designer: Studio Edwards 2023

Description

Today is a design and innovation practice for social impact. Their studio in Yálla-birr-ang, Wurundjeri Country (Collingwood), was designed by Studio Edwards to foster collaboration and creativity, utilising movable walls and informal layouts that encourage team interaction. Constructed entirely from readily available materials without applied finishes—no plasterboard, no laminate, and no MDF—the 900-square-metre space leaves zero waste in its wake. It is a testament to sustainable design and collaborative ingenuity; a space where creativity thrives in harmony with the environment.

What's On

Hear from designers Studio Edwards and some of Today's senior leadership team on how this workplace delivers on the company’s values of care, climate, and community. Learn what working in a studio designed to enhance collaboration and creativity is like. Studio Edwards will also be hosting casual walking tours.

Images: (1-5) Today Design, Collingwood. All photos: courtesy Today Design.

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Tour/event summary information

Saturday 25 July
Open access 10am–4pm
Tours run 12pm, 12.30pm + 1pm
Running for 30 minutes in groups of 30

Bookings

No bookings required. Tour group capacity is limited and operates on a first-come, first-served basis.

Meeting Point

Walk down the path from Wellington St to the entry doors that are recessed. Meet at bottom stairwell to take the lifts.

Accessibility

Ramp or level (step free) entry, Lift access to all public levels, Accessible bathrooms, All-gender bathrooms, Parent's Room, Quiet or sensory rooms, Social Stories, All ages, Sensory maps

Meet at bottom stairwell to take the lifts.

Social Stories available.

Location

8/54 Wellington St, Collingwood VIC 3066

Wurundjeri Woi-wurrung Country

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