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Jono Hotels, the new player in the hotel industry dedicated to the young generation of digital nomads, is making its debut in Bangkok with the launch of Jono Bangkok Asok, a stylish select-service lifestyle hotel that promises everything travellers may need to stay connected, without any unnecessary fuss or frills. Perfectly positioned at the epicentre of Sukhumvit, the Thai capital s most dynamic commercial district, Jono Bangkok Asok puts its visitors at the heart of the action. Shoppers can easily access the city s most iconic retail malls, such as Terminal 21, EmQuartier and Emporium; business executives are surrounded by multi-national offices and the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, while Asok BTS Skytrain and Sukhumvit MRT subway stations put the entire city within easy reach.
Newly opened just steps from the seafront, JonoX Phuket Karon removes unnecessary hotel hassle and creates seamless stays for modern nomads, from Gen X to Gen Z or anyone in between.
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And one year after first opening, Michigan Medicine’s Recharge Rooms have redefined the ways staff can relax and rejuvenate at work.
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Es Devlin asks designers: how can design fix the world’s problems?
As artistic director of this year’s London Design Biennale, Devlin invites creatives from 28 global regions to offer ground-breaking solutions to society’s biggest challenges.
Words taking place at Somerset House from 1–27 June 2021.
As galleries, and indeed the world, start to slowly and carefully open back up, the London Design Biennale and its pavilions by 28 countries, cities and regions, seems to summarise all that is exciting about our new horizons. Overseen by artistic director Es Devlin, the event at Somerset House from 1–27 June promises to be vast, diverse, innovative and ambitious, tied neatly together by an important theme: Resonance, exploring the ripple effect of creativity to spark real change. Devlin made a call to action to contributors, who hail from six continents, to share their wide-ranging perspective and creative know-how to answer a broad question: How can design address the chal