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The Broken Home is designed for digital dystopia

Design Wanted

As such, it has been realised as a minimal, boxy architecture with the interior components arranged to cater to the family members’ lifestyles and behaviours. . The layout and hierarchy of access are readjusted into what would be the opposite to that of a regular home,” explains the studio. © Integratedfield. © Integratedfield.

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Aussie supermarkets have a trust problem. Here’s how they can fix it

Inside Retail

It’s an easy pick-up point for tabloids and talkback and it’s running hot on social media. The next battleground is retail media. Again, social media drives this scrutiny. The décor is designed to fit with the tone of the local architecture and to feel just a little bit boutique-y.

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Hyperphysical Luxury Retail Stores: Bridging the Gap Between the Physical and Digital Worlds

Retail Focus

A survey by IBM and the National Retail Federation reveals that around 56% of Gen Z global shoppers visit physical stores for the sake of a “fun” experience, which includes capturing set designs for social media sharing. This data optimizes store layouts, product placements, and customer experiences.

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How Workplace Design Can Help Attract Gen Z

All Work

They are hyper-connected, digital natives, with access to a wealth of online knowledge on diverse working styles, office layouts, and workplace amenities. Due to these traits, the internet, and social media, Gen Z has access to a wealth of knowledge on diverse working styles, office layouts, and workplace amenities.

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Gen Z Workplace Needs Are Transforming Semi-Urban Design

All Work

Gen Z Design Trends Seeking living environments that meet the functional, professional, and social needs of Gen Z’ers, architects are responding with highly nuanced design solutions that will deliver long-term benefits. This could include open concept plans, multi-functional furniture, and other space-saving features.

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Combining retail and hospitality through creative store design

Greater Group

The focus is thus on the products; all design mechanisms such as spatial planning, shelf layout and product categorisation work towards the goal of yielding maximum profits at maximum efficiency. The store features a simple layout with light pebble-washed walls and flooring. Traditionally, the physical store is transaction-centred.

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