The Indian EXPRESS
Dating is now serious business since one is essentially choosing an apocalypse partner -- couples who have survived the worst together Read More
Fast Company
Whether another wave of coronavirus has hit depends on where exactly you live, but cases are clearly surging across the United States and Europe. Read More
Live Wire
When the pandemic struck and lockdowns were announced across the world, a bunch of artists tuned in to various online mediums and saved us from going insane. Read More
Live Wire
It has been over three months since the lockdown was announced and we are still adjusting to this altered version of our pandemic-influenced lives. Read More
Artnet News
Plus, experts say Notre Dame's spire should rebuilt just as it was and the Shed in New York lays off 28 employees. Read More
dezeen
The travel and tourism industries will be changed forever by the coronavirus pandemic with less focus on major tourist destinations, says Airbnb co-founder Brian Chesky. Read More
Architectural Digest
After all, design's response to a pandemic must be quick, efficient, and agile—as seen in Honest Structure's emergency hospital bed Read More
The Drum
Most employees in the Asia Pacific want flexibility by having a hybrid work arrangement, in contrast to employers who want a full return to the office post-pandemic. Read More
Dezeen
Latin American architecture firm Gómez Platero has unveiled a design for a circular monument in Uruguay to remember coronavirus victims. Read More
Yanko Design
Here’s a classic example of necessity being the mother of invention. Read More
Scroll.in
TV and then social media may have ended the golden run up to the 1990s, but new books and new forms may reignite reader interest. Read More
Stir
STIR X ICA Pidilite present Design After COVID-19: Shubhra Raje delves into the narrative of ecology, understood as a web of relationships that make up context and correlation. Read More