Artichoke Night School – What’s in store? The future of retail design.

The future of retail design. What’s in store?

To stay relevant, the act of shopping is getting more sophisticated and nuanced. As online shopping becomes commonplace, how can can designers create brick and mortar stores that attract customers and add value for their clients? In this highly respected speaker program presented by Artichoke magazine, we take a look at the future of retail design, from major shopping centres to fashion boutiques.

SPEAKERS

Jade Nottage, director, Tom Mark Henry
Jade Nottage has a Bachelor of Interior Architecture (Hons) from the University of New South Wales. Her aesthetic is inspired by design details of modernist architecture and interiors of the 1950s and '60s. Jade values human connection and takes an artistic approach to design, seeking to ensure that Tom Mark Henry’s work makes a lasting impression and positive cultural impact.

Rebecca Burk, National Head of Retail Design Account Management, Scentre Group
Currently the national head of retail design account management at Scentre Group (the owner and operator of Westfield in Australia), Rebecca was previously the head of design and innovation at Coles. An architect whose early work was retail and small home extensions, Rebecca spent eighteen years in the USA working for firms in Chicago and Seattle prior to joining Starbucks in her role as director of architecture, global design.

Kelvin Ho, founding director, Akin Atelier
Kelvin Ho is the founding director of Akin Atelier, a spatial communications practice citing positive and meaningful experiences at the centre of their approach. Based in Sydney, Akin’s clients and collaborators are global brands, including Dion Lee, Saturdays NYC, Bassike, A.P.C., Camilla and Marc, Rag and Bone, Qantas, The Australian Ballet and Transit Group Japan.

CPD points
A DIA endorsed CPD event for DIA members – 3 points.

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