Frame Awards jury member Anny Wang wonders how retail spaces can cheat trends

In the privacy of our own homes, it is often that we want to be cocooned by the familiarity of our own pleasures, our own identities. When we shop, though, our requirements of space change: we want to aspire – to be in an environment that promises
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