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Technology is enabling consumers to access food in more convenient ways.
London – Charles Jeffery’s spring/summer 2017 show highlights some of the city’s finest underground club culture.
Why are a raft of new design and architecture projects so dark and undesirable?
New York – TurnStyle is a new food hall that aims to bring quality food to commuters.
The New Stand is a fresh take on the subterranean newspaper kiosk, designed to bring 21st-century retail underground.
Paris – Architectural research studio AMO has teamed up with Miu Miu to create an underground fashion metropolis for Prada’s wild child.
South Korea – A new advert from Reebok is getting commuters on their feet in an underground battle.
Transport for London has collaborated with pop-up facilitator Appear Here to introduce pop-up shops on the underground, starting with Old Street station.
Click-and-collect is set to become more commonplace in the UK, as several retailers sign up to offer the service.
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