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Finding what you are really looking for | Hotel Maxclusive
09 Sep 2013 Leave a comment
in Appearance, Art, Inspiratie Tags: Curation, Fashion platform, Hotel Maxlusive, inspiration, lifestyle, Online offline, Personal intelligent agent, Web 4.0
MAD SCIENCE PDX | Art Show Curated by Scientist
26 Jun 2013 Leave a comment
in Art Tags: 2045, Art, Future, innovation, Madscience, Research, science
What would the future look like if it were envisioned by an artist?
What would an art show look like if it were curated by a scientist?
To me this are very intersting questions and I am really curious what the exposition will look like.
In the year 2045, the world depends on Mad Science, a private institution dedicated to the protection of our planet. Mad Science uses time travel to transport today’s greatest minds into the future to solve the complex problems of tomorrow. Now for the first time, the public is granted access to witness the work that takes place inside.
Kate Spade Window Shopping
23 Jun 2013 3 Comments
in instant gratification, Retail, Technology Tags: Digital Shopping, E-commerce, Ebay, innovation, Kate Spade, Kate Spade Saturday, Markt trend, New York City, Online Offiline, Retail
Kate Spade is developing shoppable windows in partnership with Ebay. The first for shopping screens will be placed in the center of New York City. The screen will show 30 items of the subbrand Kate Spade Saturday, which are all available to shop.The new screens measure about 9 feet across and 2 feet high and will appear on the front windows of closed stores. Shoppers will be able to touch the screens to order and have Kate Space Saturday products delivered to them within an hour via courier. Payment will be accepted by the couriers through PayPal Here, a mobile payment service developed by eBay.
I am almost more surprised about the one hour delivery than the window shopping itself. We probably all knew this was coming, we already saw some concepts of window shopping with the use of QR codes, for example supermarket concern Tesco. Ebay is trying to attract large retailers who want to reach more online/mobile shoppers. I think this is a great way to blend the online and the offline world. The use of the closed stores is really clever. I only wonder if the screens are protected well enough for damage and misuse. Overall I think this is a lovely concepts and a great way for retailers to blend the on and offline world.
Futuristic Thinking | How To Discover The Impact Of New Technologies
30 May 2013 4 Comments
in Trends Tags: Consumer Trends, Future, Futurist, Innvation, Jamais Cascio, Society, technology
Evoking Memories with Smell | Health Concept
26 May 2013 Leave a comment
in Health Tags: Alzheimer, Consumer trend, Evoking Memory, Givaudan, Health, Health Concept, Health Innovation, JWT, Memory loss, Singapore, smell
JWT Singapore has teamed with global fragrance house Givaudan to create a first of a kind bespoke “Smell a Memory” kit – a unique innovation that harnesses the power of scent to evoke emotional memories among Alzheimer’s and dementia patients.
The Sweetest Ride
22 May 2013 2 Comments
in brands, Coolhunt Tags: advertising, Branding Strategy, Candy Cab, Markt trend, New York City, Random Act of Kindness, Taxi Ride, Yellow Cab
Love Hurts | First aid kit for a broken heart
19 May 2013 2 Comments
in Design Tags: Broken Heart, creative concept, design, First Aid Kit, Love, Markt trend, Melanie Chernock, Mental health, Packaging Design, Product Design
Supermarkt Proposal | Beyond Basic by NL Architects
17 May 2013 1 Comment
in living Tags: architecture, China, Consumer trend, Future of Superarkets, Green Environment, living, NL Architects, Roof Space, Sanaya Lane Park, Supermarkt Architecture, Sustainable Concept
Supermarkets, we go there to do our groceries, in some countries we can even buy make up and clothing but it is al very basic. Most of the time or actually almost always, it doesn’t really look attractive and it would be weird to talk about “architecture“. Amsterdam’s architect agency NL Architects is developing a new kind of supermarket. A supermarket that goes beyond its basic function. The architects are creating a green roof with a rice padded construction by sinking down the supermarket itself to a lower level. This supermarket will be constructed in Sanaya Lane Park in China.
It is totally cool to be a wallflower
04 May 2013 1 Comment
in Coolhunt, living Tags: Bio Scientist, city nature balance, Flowers in walls, Home Decoration, Ignacio Segura Perez, living, Markt trend, sustainability, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya
Living paint, flowers on the wall. An awesome way to give the city streets some colour. Scientist based in Barcelona are working on a way to make it possible to grow flowers on concrete walls. Ignacio Segura Perez is one of the supervisors on this project. How it works:
“The team carbonates conventional concrete to make it more receptive to plant growth: by keeping it in a humidity-controlled chamber, they can bring its alkalinity down to a level similar to that of water. A normal concrete layer is overlaid with a waterproofing layer, followed by the biological concrete.”