April was a long month filled with many global events and issues. ArchiExpo E-Magazine is back with the latest articles on innovation and news in the architectural and design industry.
How Milan-based Artists Are Dealing with the Coronavirus Lockdown
The lockdown to fight against the spreading of the new coronavirus has already been presenting challenges for artists as they advance in their projects. While they navigate these challenges, they keep their heads high by creating new avenues of creating and sharing. Learn more.
Eurocucina Postponed to 2021 – Kitchen Trends Continue for 2020
Eurocucina has been postponed until 13-18 April 2021, making this year’s kitchen trends as important as ever. Lockdown due to the new coronavirus outbreak means no more eating out and, for some, it might be a reason to avoid home deliveries. Since those doing home-office will be spending their meal times in the kitchen, here are a few trends to consider.
COVID-19: Half a Million Masks to Italy from China
Event organizers collected 545,000 masks at the Italian Embassy in Beijing and had them delivered to the Red Cross in Italy where they will be distributed to the health facilities that currently need them the most. Find out more.
#DesignStandsTogether: Earth Day Stories Bring Good News
As we celebrated the 50th year of Earth Day on April 22, we find ourselves filled with gratitude for this beautiful planet. This week’s good news is skimmable in less than 1 minute and will take you 6 minutes to fully read.
Wireless Smartphone Charger that Sanitizes
What’s 10 times dirtier than a public restroom? The smartphone is, with over 17,000 different types of bacteria. Gross. Well, here’s an adorable and practical solution.
[Urbanism] Materials and Technology that Fight Against Disease
In a modernized world where we have put other objectives ahead of sanitation, how will designers and architects react to the Coronavirus outbreak? Will health considerations conflict with previous goals? In this article, we discuss how professionals are looking at antibacterial materials and technologies for surfaces and building design to fight disease.
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