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The panel discussion explored sustainability and longevity in the hospitality design sector
Identity in collaboration with Kohler Middle East conducted a panel discussion on the topic – Sustainability and longevity in the hospitality design sector at the 10th edition of Downtown Design Dubai.

Olivier Lefebvre, President Kohler K&B EMEA

Sneha Divias, Architect and founder of Sneha Divias Atelier

Adriana Graur, Design Director at dwp Design

Bianca Van der Merwe, Middle East Design Director at DLR Group
Moderated by identity’s Deputy Editor – Suha Sabith, the panel included: Olivier Lefebvre, President Kohler K&B EMEA, Adriana Graur, Design Director at dwp Design, Bianca Van der Merwe, Middle East Design Director at DLR Group and Sneha Divias, Architect and founder of Sneha Divias Atelier.
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