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Special sound installation makes social distancing more fun
A Japanese collective adds a layer of playfulness to social distancing with the toolset of social design: by keeping the required distance, visitors can play Erik Satie’s beautiful piano piece.
Classical music plays from a source hidden at first glance at the entrance to the DESIGNART TOKYO 2020 event:
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Retro COVID games
The members of Budapest-based harom.studio combined their passion for graphic design, motion graphics and old arcade games to create a series of fictional games. Each and every one of the games is closely related to the epidemic and the situation surrounding it.
Marcell Gulyás and Marci Borbás decided during
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Design x Covid-19 | 9 projects inspired by the epidemic
It’s time that we slowly emerge from our sheltering homes and try to get back to
our old habits: instead of the two corners of a bench, we meet our friends at a
table of a café, instead of running, we use the park for sunbathing, or if we
architecture
Living (space) after the epidemic | An urbanist’s angle
Although the lockdown will not last longer than a few weeks, maybe months, the
impulse will probably leave a longer-lasting mark on our lives, way of living
and living spaces, too. The time spent forcibly at home, home office, being
locked in and together all have their lessons already at
architecture
Micromonumental Mapping | Light art online
One of the most exciting out-turns of the pandemic is how art creations moved to
the virtual space. Now we present you the work of light art creative group
Limelight originally created for the opera house in Lille, and finally ending up
on the screens.
Limelight [https://limelightart.net/] is
architecture
Living (space) after the epidemic | An environmental psychologist’s angle
Although the lockdown will not last longer than a few weeks, maybe months, the
experience will probably leave a longer-lasting mark on our lives, way of living
and living spaces, too. The time spent forcibly at home, home office, being
locked in and together all have their lessons already at
design
Living (space) after the epidemic | A designer’s angle
Although the lockdown will not last longer than a few weeks, maybe months, the
experience will probably leave a longer-lasting mark on our lives, way of living
and living spaces, too. The time spent forcibly at home, home office, being
locked in and together all have their lessons already at
architecture
Living (space) after the epidemic | An architect’s angle
Although the lockdown will not last longer than a few weeks, maybe months, the
experience will probably leave a longer-lasting mark on our lives, way of living
and living spaces, too. The time spent forcibly at home, home office, being
locked in and together all have their lessons already at
design
SheltAir | Isolation tents for coronavirus patients
These airtight tents suitable to accommodate and isolate an entire family can be
erected within eight hours. The construction designed by German architectural
engineer Gregory Quinn was inspired by Bedouin tents and soon they may be used
in a wide scale.
One of the greatest challenges coronavirus imposed on us
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vital houses | Mobile health centers during epidemics
We see more and more responses to the coronavirus pandemic on the field of
architecture, too: for example, the Dutch Studio Prototype would combat future
outbreaks with temporary health centers.
The project titled “vital house” started off from the weakest point of the
covid-19 pandemic: the response time and capacity