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Embracing the Next Generation of Retail with New Definition & Philosophy – The Legacy of Coronavirus

Retail has always been in a dynamic state of flux, evolving to change in society, economic conditions, urban population increase, and technology. Even before the outbreak of the COVID-19, retailers were embracing a movement towards a balance of mixed-uses to meet the commercial expectations of operators as traditional retail formats retracted as e-commerce grew.

The sudden and rapid spread of the pandemic has dramatically accelerated this shift in the thinking across the global retail environment: the need to adapt and survive to ensure commercial viability and the emotion and psyche of the shopper.

Fight The Emergency: make your own Aria face mask

Aria. DIY emergency face mask project/guide by Studio Pastina

What is Aria?
Aria is a DIY project/guide to self-producing a protective emergency mask; the project is developed by Studio Pastina during the Covid19 outbreak with the aim of offering, as designers, a little support for facing the emergency. An object that can be comfortable and esthetically pleasing. We believe that, using an extraneous object we are forced to wear, could be easier if the object is comfortable and beautiful.
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The CANVAS Design Covid-19 Protocols & Campaign

The start of Covid-19, was definitely a signal to alert us that if it not now, then when? Hence we take the humble honor of having a work culture and work space adaptable to such abrupt scenarios. Our action therapy of design implementation, has been incorporated from the very beginning of our business, and it keeps evolving with various advancements. Having a common server system has helped us massively to communicate well where as an airy green office and high hygienic standards are our core strengths too. This pandemic, has only made our teamwork reach higher pedestals of understanding and efficiency.

Doing your homework on working remote

With more than 300,000 people infected with coronavirus around the world, many companies are swiftly implementing work-from-home policies to avoid all non-essential contact for staff.

For organisations new to or unfamiliar with running their businesses off-site, this can pose a challenge and leave many feeling unsettled. Here are some simple ways to ensure your chances of a successful transition are less…remote.