In the last few years, I’ve heard more and more about “Co-Working”, especially since the pandemic where many companies are downsizing their offices for flexible working environments.
On the other hand, I have started to see the term “Co-Living” pop up more and more.
Is this some new fun, glamorous way of living that is very different from the student halls I used to live in many years ago? It sounds like it!
Fortunately, to find out precisely what “Co-Living” design looks like, I am joined by David Drews, who is Design Director of Node Living, a Coliving Operator & Developer, as well as heading up their internal Node Design Studio.
Join us for an informal conversation about what a Node project looks like but also learn what it’s like to relocate for the job (as David left London to join their office in Barcelona)
Design Director for international Co-Living brand Node. My role consists of directing and managing the architectural and interior designs for refurbishment and development projects across the Node portfolio. This involves working with partners and external consultant design teams and interrogating designs to develop solutions that are sustainable, on-brand and commercially viable.
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