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New service area and shop in the Van Gogh Museum
At the moment, work is being completed on the Rietveld service area, which includes a new entrance for groups and a new shop in the Rietveld building of the Van Gogh Museum. To be continued soon!
→ lees meer'The store has exceeded our expectations'
REWE Group's 2019 annual report focused extensively on the new REWE To Go concept that we developed together with REWE.
→ lees meerMizuho HQ Europe
The concept 'Japan meets the Netherlands’ symbolises the mutual commitment of both countries.
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From yellow ATMs to white bank branches
Last week, the Dutch newspaper Volkskrant reported that the coronavirus crisis is forcing banks to close even more branches and banks such as ING and Rabobank are planning to reduce branch numbers quickly. Many of the bank offices that were temporarily closed due to COVID-19 restrictions won't resume operations.
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Design for the interim normal
Over the past few weeks, we have posted photographs by colleague and photographer Judith based on the theme 'retail and hospitality in coronavirus times'. The photos explore how retail and hospitality are dealing with the measures to contain the spread of coronavirus and, in particular, how they are communicated and implemented. The photo series showed some fun and inspiring solutions, but also more than that.
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Isn't it time to rethink and reform the concept of shopping streets?
We develop concepts for, among other things, shopping streets. This is a big part of what we do. However, sometimes we visit places where people seem to cling to idea of the archetypal shopping street. The idea of a shopping street as a place for leisure, where you can stroll from shop to shop looking for a new outfit, stop for a coffee or snatch up a gift.
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