Singapore – The Singapore Tourism Board is using a series of Twitch streams to engage virtually with overseas tourists.ĭesigned to promote the city while most global travel is restricted, the Singapore by Stream experience spans four live - streams, hosted day and night. Explore Deadstock Designers for more fashion waste strategies. Through this new channel, The RealReal is creating an original fashion offer, while helping to uphold and promote less wasteful luxury practices. ‘This is a really exciting moment for The RealReal to expand our efforts and take a stake the unusable materials that are from luxury pieces and should also have a second life,’ says Allison Sommer, the company’s senior director of strategic initiatives. To optimise its sustainability efforts, the company has established criteria for the upcycling initiative, such as using no v irgin materials, zero - waste assembly, fair wages and US-based production.Īs the ReCollection becomes more established, The RealReal plans to develop a library of leftover scrap materials that can be used in future collections. Its programme, ReCollection, will transform unwanted clothing provided by eight designer brands, including Stella McCartney, Balenciaga, A-Cold-Wall and Dries Van Noten. US – Resale platform The RealReal is working with luxury labels to upcycle damaged or distressed stock into new garments. In all, the space is creating new opportunities in the Craft Coffee Market, while responding to demands for Circular Store Designs. Grounds also a ddresses sustainability through it s use of building materials, w ith the majority of its interior made using construction site waste.
‘ The idea here was to expand the concept of a roastery to the public, as well as being a platform for baristas and coffee experts to educate themselves and be part of a community,’ explains Kogaa in a statement.
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Meanwhile, its workshop space functions as both a showroom for professional barista machines and an area for educational sessions and brewing competitions. Grounds' various ar e as are designed to enable in-house coffee production, f rom the storing of raw beans to the roasting, cleaning and packaging processes.
Prague – Grounds is a community-centric coffee hub that can adapt to customer and business needs.ĭ esigned by a rchitecture studio Kogaa, the space in Prague’s Karlin neighbourhood serves as a roastery, a café and a workshop space for the city’s coffee community.
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