Listen to our new Podcast! An episode dedicated to young architects that might go in the future to develop projects in exciting Egypt.
Listen to the insights and opinions of Claus Spix who as developed as Lead Designer many large scale projects in Cairo.
NEW DRIVERS FOR RETAIL New social and technological impacts in society must be considered while making investments in retail.
DIRECTIONS FOR RETAIL The new online tools are having a big impact on the consumption habits of customers, with more visibility within the younger generations. The selling strategies are also suffering major changes, using different media channels and supports which rely more on social media then in traditional advertisement. In order to grasp the newContinueContinue reading “Thoughts on Retail Space II”
We came across with João Boaventura’s sketch frenzy in social media during the coronavirus lockdown days.
Accepting one of the many online challenges available nowadays, Boaventura, an architect practicing for more than 25 years, drew one or two sketches per day during 30 days.
Once the 30 day period passed, he kept on drawing as if he was infected with some kind of virus that made him sketch in a compulsive way!
Inside the agoras, bazaars or caravanserais, information, experience and knowledge were surely the most valuable assets being traded.
As the name says, public space is where the members of society move freely and can express themselves in civilized liberty. It’s a common patrimony that all of us, as citizens, use and take care of. MARKS ON THE GROUND During this new pandemic people have been globally required and, in some cases, imposed limitationsContinueContinue reading “Coronavirus Made Visible”
THANKS FOR JOINING JOINING US! ARKollective is a sharing platform in the shape of a blog that wants to display the ideas of those who think about architecture, design and how they impact our lives in society. We are starting with a small group of experienced architects who question what became normal – but is farContinueContinue reading “Welcome to ARKollective”
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