Author: Abel

Why sustainable events are inconceivable today without design, data, and people For years, sustainability in events has been treated as an add-on: a list of good intentions, isolated actions, or corrective measures applied at the end of the process.Today, this way of working is no longer sufficient. Events take place in a context of greater environmental, social, and operational demands, where the margin for error is increasingly smaller and consistency matters more than ever. ...

Circular Design in Events: When Furniture Determines Impact In an event, many of the most impactful decisions go unnoticed. They are noton the stage or in the program, but in elements often considered secondary: the furniture, the temporary architecture, and the way the space is designed, assembled, and disassembled. However, the design of these elements directly influences the environmental footprint,logistics, production times, and the well-being of the people involved. In...