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Changing Places

Changing Places

De: Avison Young
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Changing Places is a podcast about the way our relationship with the built environment is changing. Join journalist Mariam Sobh for fascinating weekly conversations with leaders from the architecture, design, and real estate sectors, as well as artists, planners, and community voices.”

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  • Made to serve: the rise and future of robot restaurants

    Made to serve: the rise and future of robot restaurants
    Oct 31 2022

    From ancient Babylon to the first McDonald’s restaurant, our food has been made in the same way for a very, very long time. You place an order, a cook cooks it, you eat it, and go about your day. However, automation has entered the kitchen and robots are preparing some - if not all! - of your meal. Welcome to the world of robot restaurants, welcome to the future.

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    31 m
  • From fashion to axe throwing: how the high street continues to evolve

    From fashion to axe throwing: how the high street continues to evolve
    Oct 24 2022

    What do Chanel, H&M, and Gravity Entertainment have in common? You can find them on high streets throughout the UK.

    How did gaming centers featuring go-karts, ten pin bowling, surfing, and axe throwing wind up on the same high streets as Chanel and H&M? This is the story of how and why high streets are changing faster than we ever could have imagined!

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    22 m
  • The vitality of the city: data and patterns in the new era of downtown

    The vitality of the city: data and patterns in the new era of downtown
    Oct 17 2022

    Downtowns have always been a place to be seen, experience culture, or work a nine-to-five. However, the pandemic lockdown introduced a fundamental disruption and shift in the reality of how we use our cities. How can front-edge data and foot-traffic patterns influence or predict the future of downtowns and the emerging future of our built environment?

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    26 m
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