How can we design offices that promote both well-being and economic efficiency? This question is the focus of the Aeris Workplace Architecture Tour, which will take place on 12 February 2026 at IDX Hamburg. Together with Martina Rahmfeld (wow tomorrow), Prof. Sabine Krumrey (b-k-i) will host an evening that combines perspectives and exchange.

Rather than traditional lectures, they have opted for a tandem format: a dialogue-based presentation with interaction and room for questions. The focus will be on the changes triggered in our working environments by digitalisation, hybrid work and artificial intelligence, and the role of interior design in this context.

It goes beyond function: if offices are to become places of encounter, identification and competence, a sensitive interplay of space, atmosphere, processes and culture is required. At the same time, they must enable companies to operate efficiently and sustainably. Well-being and economic success are not contradictory; they are interdependent. Krumrey and Rahmfeld show how design and data can work together to develop compelling planning concepts and inspire building owners in measurable ways.

An evening for all who actively shape the future of the working world: architects, planners, decision-makers – and those who view spaces as an expression of an attitude.

Registration is requested.