ONLINE AND OFFLINE
ARE THESE TWO TOGETHER?
INTENSIVE USE IS PROJECTED IN THE NEW MARKET AREA. THIS MEANS DESIGNING SPACES THAT MEET THE NEEDS OF LARGE COMMUNITIES IN A CONVENIENT WAY. WHEN DESIGNING THE MARKETPLACE, ATTENTION TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ERA. TODAY, WITH THE PANDEMIC, THE NEED FOR THE PEACE OF THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT HAS INCREASED AS THE ONLINE SHOPPING HAS INCREASED. THE HUMAN NEED FOR THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT IS AGAIN AGAIN... OPPORTUNITIES FOR HUMAN TO MEET WITH NATURE ARE CONSIDERED. IT IS OBJECTIVE TO BOTH STRENGTHENING FROM ONLINE SHOPPING AND ATTRACTING PEOPLE TO THE PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT. THUS, THE E-RETAIL SYSTEM WILL BE A LIFE AREA INTEGRATED WITH THE MARKET PLACE, INSTEAD OF TRANSFORMING INTO A WAREHOUSE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE CITY. CONFIDENCE IN ONLINE SHOPPING WILL ALSO BE INCREASED, AS PEOPLE FEEL PEACE AND CONFIDENCE IN THIS ENVIRONMENT.
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