As pollution levels drop, Chinese designers consider their impact on the environment post-pandemic
It’s amazing what can happen when the world is forced to hit the pause button. In recent years, pollution levels in parts of China were often so high that residents were all but bound to the indoors – quite ironic that we now face those conditions
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