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DUK10140196_006
NEWS - Coronavirus: Tuk Tuks transportieren Betagte kostenlos zu ihrem lokalen Impfzentrum in Wales
Jean Davies, 74, hitches a ride in a tuk tuk for her first round of vaccination.
Tuk Tuk Time have been providing a free tuk tuk transportation for residents of the local area of Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire, to ensure that the elderly and vulnerable are able to get to vaccination centres safely and in the most stylish way. These tuk tuk’s have really helped lift the community spirit in the most lovable way, with added flags ‘VIP Going for my jab’ to the sides of the tuk tuk’s to make the journey even more memorable.
Where: Saundersfoot, Wales, United Kingdom
When: 08 Feb 2021
Credit: Joann Randles/Cover-Images.com
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VIDEO AVAILABLE: INFO@COVERMG.COM** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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DUK10140196_005
NEWS - Coronavirus: Tuk Tuks transportieren Betagte kostenlos zu ihrem lokalen Impfzentrum in Wales
Jean Davies, 74, hitches a ride in a tuk tuk for her first round of vaccination.
Tuk Tuk Time have been providing a free tuk tuk transportation for residents of the local area of Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire, to ensure that the elderly and vulnerable are able to get to vaccination centres safely and in the most stylish way. These tuk tuk’s have really helped lift the community spirit in the most lovable way, with added flags ‘VIP Going for my jab’ to the sides of the tuk tuk’s to make the journey even more memorable.
Where: Saundersfoot, Wales, United Kingdom
When: 08 Feb 2021
Credit: Joann Randles/Cover-Images.com
**Editorial Use Only
VIDEO AVAILABLE: INFO@COVERMG.COM** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10140196_004
NEWS - Coronavirus: Tuk Tuks transportieren Betagte kostenlos zu ihrem lokalen Impfzentrum in Wales
Jean Davies, 74, hitches a ride in a tuk tuk for her first round of vaccination.
Tuk Tuk Time have been providing a free tuk tuk transportation for residents of the local area of Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire, to ensure that the elderly and vulnerable are able to get to vaccination centres safely and in the most stylish way. These tuk tuk’s have really helped lift the community spirit in the most lovable way, with added flags ‘VIP Going for my jab’ to the sides of the tuk tuk’s to make the journey even more memorable.
Where: Saundersfoot, Wales, United Kingdom
When: 08 Feb 2021
Credit: Joann Randles/Cover-Images.com
**Editorial Use Only
VIDEO AVAILABLE: INFO@COVERMG.COM** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10140196_003
NEWS - Coronavirus: Tuk Tuks transportieren Betagte kostenlos zu ihrem lokalen Impfzentrum in Wales
Jean Davies, 74, hitches a ride in a tuk tuk for her first round of vaccination.
Tuk Tuk Time have been providing a free tuk tuk transportation for residents of the local area of Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire, to ensure that the elderly and vulnerable are able to get to vaccination centres safely and in the most stylish way. These tuk tuk’s have really helped lift the community spirit in the most lovable way, with added flags ‘VIP Going for my jab’ to the sides of the tuk tuk’s to make the journey even more memorable.
Where: Saundersfoot, Wales, United Kingdom
When: 08 Feb 2021
Credit: Joann Randles/Cover-Images.com
**Editorial Use Only
VIDEO AVAILABLE: INFO@COVERMG.COM** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10140196_002
NEWS - Coronavirus: Tuk Tuks transportieren Betagte kostenlos zu ihrem lokalen Impfzentrum in Wales
Jean Davies, 74, hitches a ride in a tuk tuk for her first round of vaccination.
Tuk Tuk Time have been providing a free tuk tuk transportation for residents of the local area of Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire, to ensure that the elderly and vulnerable are able to get to vaccination centres safely and in the most stylish way. These tuk tuk’s have really helped lift the community spirit in the most lovable way, with added flags ‘VIP Going for my jab’ to the sides of the tuk tuk’s to make the journey even more memorable.
Where: Saundersfoot, Wales, United Kingdom
When: 08 Feb 2021
Credit: Joann Randles/Cover-Images.com
**Editorial Use Only
VIDEO AVAILABLE: INFO@COVERMG.COM** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10140196_001
NEWS - Coronavirus: Tuk Tuks transportieren Betagte kostenlos zu ihrem lokalen Impfzentrum in Wales
Jean Davies, 74, hitches a ride in a tuk tuk for her first round of vaccination.
Tuk Tuk Time have been providing a free tuk tuk transportation for residents of the local area of Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire, to ensure that the elderly and vulnerable are able to get to vaccination centres safely and in the most stylish way. These tuk tuk’s have really helped lift the community spirit in the most lovable way, with added flags ‘VIP Going for my jab’ to the sides of the tuk tuk’s to make the journey even more memorable.
Where: Saundersfoot, Wales, United Kingdom
When: 08 Feb 2021
Credit: Joann Randles/Cover-Images.com
**Editorial Use Only
VIDEO AVAILABLE: INFO@COVERMG.COM** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10140166_006
FEATURE - Robuste Nutzlastdrohne für den Impfstofftransport in kritische Regionen
A robust Covid-19 vaccine drone delivery payload system for use in critical regions is being developed.
The payload to be developed by U.S. company Draganfly, and is a sustainable thermal management system with capability to carry a minimum of 300 multi-doses or 100 single doses. It is being designed as part of a comprehensive delivery and logistics platform of which Draganfly will operate.
“It is very exciting that COVID-19 vaccinations are starting to be distributed. Draganfly will help us solve the problem which is the timely and precise distribution of the vaccine in hard-to-reach areas.” said Wayne Williams, Founder and Executive Director of Coldchain Technology.
Draganfly Inc., has been selected by Coldchain Technology Services, LLC to immediately develop and provide flight services.
Coldchain Technology provides comprehensive solutions for healthcare supply chain management for multiple government and commercial clients, including the US Army, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Reserve Component forces, Johnson & Johnson brands, Chicago Department of Public Health, and others and has been leading the deployment of COVID-19 vaccines throughout the United States.
“Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Draganfly has been committed to providing solutions to help prevent the spread of the virus, including our Vital Intelligence systems that can measure vital signs from a camera including your smartphone.” said Cameron Chell, CEO of Draganfly. “We are eager to develop this payload and service as we can leverage our extensive patent portfolio as well as secure auto-pilot and flight management system to help with the distribution of the vaccine for Covid-19 and beyond.”
When: 04 Feb 2021
Credit: Draganfly/Cover-Images.com
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DUK10140166_004
FEATURE - Robuste Nutzlastdrohne für den Impfstofftransport in kritische Regionen
A robust Covid-19 vaccine drone delivery payload system for use in critical regions is being developed.
The payload to be developed by U.S. company Draganfly, and is a sustainable thermal management system with capability to carry a minimum of 300 multi-doses or 100 single doses. It is being designed as part of a comprehensive delivery and logistics platform of which Draganfly will operate.
“It is very exciting that COVID-19 vaccinations are starting to be distributed. Draganfly will help us solve the problem which is the timely and precise distribution of the vaccine in hard-to-reach areas.” said Wayne Williams, Founder and Executive Director of Coldchain Technology.
Draganfly Inc., has been selected by Coldchain Technology Services, LLC to immediately develop and provide flight services.
Coldchain Technology provides comprehensive solutions for healthcare supply chain management for multiple government and commercial clients, including the US Army, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Reserve Component forces, Johnson & Johnson brands, Chicago Department of Public Health, and others and has been leading the deployment of COVID-19 vaccines throughout the United States.
“Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Draganfly has been committed to providing solutions to help prevent the spread of the virus, including our Vital Intelligence systems that can measure vital signs from a camera including your smartphone.” said Cameron Chell, CEO of Draganfly. “We are eager to develop this payload and service as we can leverage our extensive patent portfolio as well as secure auto-pilot and flight management system to help with the distribution of the vaccine for Covid-19 and beyond.”
When: 04 Feb 2021
Credit: Draganfly/Cover-Images.com
**Editorial Use Only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10140166_003
FEATURE - Robuste Nutzlastdrohne für den Impfstofftransport in kritische Regionen
A robust Covid-19 vaccine drone delivery payload system for use in critical regions is being developed.
The payload to be developed by U.S. company Draganfly, and is a sustainable thermal management system with capability to carry a minimum of 300 multi-doses or 100 single doses. It is being designed as part of a comprehensive delivery and logistics platform of which Draganfly will operate.
“It is very exciting that COVID-19 vaccinations are starting to be distributed. Draganfly will help us solve the problem which is the timely and precise distribution of the vaccine in hard-to-reach areas.” said Wayne Williams, Founder and Executive Director of Coldchain Technology.
Draganfly Inc., has been selected by Coldchain Technology Services, LLC to immediately develop and provide flight services.
Coldchain Technology provides comprehensive solutions for healthcare supply chain management for multiple government and commercial clients, including the US Army, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Reserve Component forces, Johnson & Johnson brands, Chicago Department of Public Health, and others and has been leading the deployment of COVID-19 vaccines throughout the United States.
“Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Draganfly has been committed to providing solutions to help prevent the spread of the virus, including our Vital Intelligence systems that can measure vital signs from a camera including your smartphone.” said Cameron Chell, CEO of Draganfly. “We are eager to develop this payload and service as we can leverage our extensive patent portfolio as well as secure auto-pilot and flight management system to help with the distribution of the vaccine for Covid-19 and beyond.”
When: 04 Feb 2021
Credit: Draganfly/Cover-Images.com
**Editorial Use Only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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DUK10140166_002
FEATURE - Robuste Nutzlastdrohne für den Impfstofftransport in kritische Regionen
A robust Covid-19 vaccine drone delivery payload system for use in critical regions is being developed.
The payload to be developed by U.S. company Draganfly, and is a sustainable thermal management system with capability to carry a minimum of 300 multi-doses or 100 single doses. It is being designed as part of a comprehensive delivery and logistics platform of which Draganfly will operate.
“It is very exciting that COVID-19 vaccinations are starting to be distributed. Draganfly will help us solve the problem which is the timely and precise distribution of the vaccine in hard-to-reach areas.” said Wayne Williams, Founder and Executive Director of Coldchain Technology.
Draganfly Inc., has been selected by Coldchain Technology Services, LLC to immediately develop and provide flight services.
Coldchain Technology provides comprehensive solutions for healthcare supply chain management for multiple government and commercial clients, including the US Army, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Reserve Component forces, Johnson & Johnson brands, Chicago Department of Public Health, and others and has been leading the deployment of COVID-19 vaccines throughout the United States.
“Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Draganfly has been committed to providing solutions to help prevent the spread of the virus, including our Vital Intelligence systems that can measure vital signs from a camera including your smartphone.” said Cameron Chell, CEO of Draganfly. “We are eager to develop this payload and service as we can leverage our extensive patent portfolio as well as secure auto-pilot and flight management system to help with the distribution of the vaccine for Covid-19 and beyond.”
When: 04 Feb 2021
Credit: Draganfly/Cover-Images.com
**Editorial Use Only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10140166_001
FEATURE - Robuste Nutzlastdrohne für den Impfstofftransport in kritische Regionen
A robust Covid-19 vaccine drone delivery payload system for use in critical regions is being developed.
The payload to be developed by U.S. company Draganfly, and is a sustainable thermal management system with capability to carry a minimum of 300 multi-doses or 100 single doses. It is being designed as part of a comprehensive delivery and logistics platform of which Draganfly will operate.
“It is very exciting that COVID-19 vaccinations are starting to be distributed. Draganfly will help us solve the problem which is the timely and precise distribution of the vaccine in hard-to-reach areas.” said Wayne Williams, Founder and Executive Director of Coldchain Technology.
Draganfly Inc., has been selected by Coldchain Technology Services, LLC to immediately develop and provide flight services.
Coldchain Technology provides comprehensive solutions for healthcare supply chain management for multiple government and commercial clients, including the US Army, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Reserve Component forces, Johnson & Johnson brands, Chicago Department of Public Health, and others and has been leading the deployment of COVID-19 vaccines throughout the United States.
“Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Draganfly has been committed to providing solutions to help prevent the spread of the virus, including our Vital Intelligence systems that can measure vital signs from a camera including your smartphone.” said Cameron Chell, CEO of Draganfly. “We are eager to develop this payload and service as we can leverage our extensive patent portfolio as well as secure auto-pilot and flight management system to help with the distribution of the vaccine for Covid-19 and beyond.”
When: 04 Feb 2021
Credit: Draganfly/Cover-Images.com
**Editorial Use Only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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DUK10140036_015
NEWS - Coronavirus: FFP2-Masken
COVID-19: FFP2-Maskenpflicht
Wien, 3.2.2021
"Filtering Face Piece" der Schutzklasse 2 im Handel und in öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln Pflicht
Mund-Nase-Schutzmaske, Mundschutz, Atemschutzmaske, Gesichtsmaske, MNS, Maske, Atemmaske, Schutzmaske, Einwegmasken, Papiermasken, Corona-Mundschutz, Maskentragen
FFP2 EN 149-Maske mit CE-Zertifizierung (FOTO: DUKAS/VIENNAREPORT) *** Local Caption *** [ copyright Leopold Nekula
VIENNAREPORT Nachrichten- und Bildagentur
www.viennareport.at
Mail office@viennareport.at
Neustiftgasse 67-69/Top 73
A 1070 Wien
Office Mobile 0043 660 7605100
Mobile 0043 676 6249800
IBAN AT14 1100 0096 0330 6300 BIC BKAUATWW ]
(c) Dukas -
DUK10140036_014
NEWS - Coronavirus: FFP2-Masken
COVID-19: FFP2-Maskenpflicht
Wien, 3.2.2021
"Filtering Face Piece" der Schutzklasse 2 im Handel und in öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln Pflicht
Mund-Nase-Schutzmaske, Mundschutz, Atemschutzmaske, Gesichtsmaske, MNS, Maske, Atemmaske, Schutzmaske, Einwegmasken, Papiermasken, Corona-Mundschutz, Maskentragen
Handel öffnet wieder, Shppen, Einkaufen Türschnalle, Eingangstür, FFP2 KN95-Maske (FOTO: DUKAS/VIENNAREPORT) *** Local Caption *** [ copyright Leopold Nekula
VIENNAREPORT Nachrichten- und Bildagentur
www.viennareport.at
Mail office@viennareport.at
Neustiftgasse 67-69/Top 73
A 1070 Wien
Office Mobile 0043 660 7605100
Mobile 0043 676 6249800
IBAN AT14 1100 0096 0330 6300 BIC BKAUATWW ]
(c) Dukas -
DUK10140036_013
NEWS - Coronavirus: FFP2-Masken
COVID-19: FFP2-Maskenpflicht
Wien, 3.2.2021
"Filtering Face Piece" der Schutzklasse 2 im Handel und in öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln Pflicht
Mund-Nase-Schutzmaske, Mundschutz, Atemschutzmaske, Gesichtsmaske, MNS, Maske, Atemmaske, Schutzmaske, Einwegmasken, Papiermasken, Corona-Mundschutz, Maskentragen
Handel öffnet wieder, Shppen, Einkaufen Türschnalle, Eingangstür, FFP2 EN 149-Maske mit CE-Zertifizierun
(FOTO: DUKAS/VIENNAREPORT) *** Local Caption *** [ copyright Leopold Nekula
VIENNAREPORT Nachrichten- und Bildagentur
www.viennareport.at
Mail office@viennareport.at
Neustiftgasse 67-69/Top 73
A 1070 Wien
Office Mobile 0043 660 7605100
Mobile 0043 676 6249800
IBAN AT14 1100 0096 0330 6300 BIC BKAUATWW ]
(c) Dukas -
DUK10140036_012
NEWS - Coronavirus: FFP2-Masken
COVID-19: FFP2-Maskenpflicht
Wien, 3.2.2021
"Filtering Face Piece" der Schutzklasse 2 im Handel und in öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln Pflicht
Mund-Nase-Schutzmaske, Mundschutz, Atemschutzmaske, Gesichtsmaske, MNS, Maske, Atemmaske, Schutzmaske, Einwegmasken, Papiermasken, Corona-Mundschutz, Maskentragen
Handel öffnet wieder, Shppen, Einkaufen Türschnalle, Einkaufstasche, Eingangstür, FFP2 EN 149-Maske mit CE-Zertifizierun (FOTO: DUKAS/VIENNAREPORT) *** Local Caption *** [ copyright Leopold Nekula
VIENNAREPORT Nachrichten- und Bildagentur
www.viennareport.at
Mail office@viennareport.at
Neustiftgasse 67-69/Top 73
A 1070 Wien
Office Mobile 0043 660 7605100
Mobile 0043 676 6249800
IBAN AT14 1100 0096 0330 6300 BIC BKAUATWW ]
(c) Dukas -
DUK10140036_011
NEWS - Coronavirus: FFP2-Masken
COVID-19: FFP2-Maskenpflicht
Wien, 3.2.2021
"Filtering Face Piece" der Schutzklasse 2 im Handel und in öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln Pflicht
Mund-Nase-Schutzmaske, Mundschutz, Atemschutzmaske, Gesichtsmaske, MNS, Maske, Atemmaske, Schutzmaske, Einwegmasken, Papiermasken, Corona-Mundschutz, Maskentragen
FFP2 KN95-Maske, EN 149-Maske mit CE-Zertifizierung (FOTO: DUKAS/VIENNAREPORT) *** Local Caption *** [ copyright Leopold Nekula
VIENNAREPORT Nachrichten- und Bildagentur
www.viennareport.at
Mail office@viennareport.at
Neustiftgasse 67-69/Top 73
A 1070 Wien
Office Mobile 0043 660 7605100
Mobile 0043 676 6249800
IBAN AT14 1100 0096 0330 6300 BIC BKAUATWW ]
(c) Dukas -
DUK10140036_010
NEWS - Coronavirus: FFP2-Masken
COVID-19: FFP2-Maskenpflicht
Wien, 3.2.2021
"Filtering Face Piece" der Schutzklasse 2 im Handel und in öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln Pflicht
Mund-Nase-Schutzmaske, Mundschutz, Atemschutzmaske, Gesichtsmaske, MNS, Maske, Atemmaske, Schutzmaske, Einwegmasken, Papiermasken, Corona-Mundschutz, Maskentragen
FFP2 KN95-Maske, EN 149-Maske mit CE-Zertifizierung (FOTO: DUKAS/VIENNAREPORT) *** Local Caption *** [ copyright Leopold Nekula
VIENNAREPORT Nachrichten- und Bildagentur
www.viennareport.at
Mail office@viennareport.at
Neustiftgasse 67-69/Top 73
A 1070 Wien
Office Mobile 0043 660 7605100
Mobile 0043 676 6249800
IBAN AT14 1100 0096 0330 6300 BIC BKAUATWW ]
(c) Dukas -
DUK10134374_011
FEATURE - Vater bringt Tochter in Verlegenheit, weil er passende Covid-Gesichtsmasken und -rawatten trägt
A dad has been embarrassing his daughter by wearing matching virus protection facemasks and ties to work.
Steve Montgomery’s daughter Kiana, from San Antonio, Texas, has been documenting her father’s stylish PPE on social media. However, her comment has been simply “Dad..... whyyyyy”.
The 57-year-old car salesman said his girlfriend fashions the co-ordinated accessories from matching tie and pocket square sets.
Steve told Insider his girlfriend, Qin Latimer, makes them. She is now in the process of setting up an Etsy online shop.
"I don't like all of those medical-looking masks, so I'm having fun with it and actually enjoy wearing a mask now," Steve told Insider.
Where: San Antonio, Texas, United States
When: 27 Jul 2020
Credit: Steve Montgomery/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10134374_010
FEATURE - Vater bringt Tochter in Verlegenheit, weil er passende Covid-Gesichtsmasken und -rawatten trägt
A dad has been embarrassing his daughter by wearing matching virus protection facemasks and ties to work.
Steve Montgomery’s daughter Kiana, from San Antonio, Texas, has been documenting her father’s stylish PPE on social media. However, her comment has been simply “Dad..... whyyyyy”.
The 57-year-old car salesman said his girlfriend fashions the co-ordinated accessories from matching tie and pocket square sets.
Steve told Insider his girlfriend, Qin Latimer, makes them. She is now in the process of setting up an Etsy online shop.
"I don't like all of those medical-looking masks, so I'm having fun with it and actually enjoy wearing a mask now," Steve told Insider.
Where: San Antonio, Texas, United States
When: 27 Jul 2020
Credit: Steve Montgomery/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10134374_009
FEATURE - Vater bringt Tochter in Verlegenheit, weil er passende Covid-Gesichtsmasken und -rawatten trägt
A dad has been embarrassing his daughter by wearing matching virus protection facemasks and ties to work.
Steve Montgomery’s daughter Kiana, from San Antonio, Texas, has been documenting her father’s stylish PPE on social media. However, her comment has been simply “Dad..... whyyyyy”.
The 57-year-old car salesman said his girlfriend fashions the co-ordinated accessories from matching tie and pocket square sets.
Steve told Insider his girlfriend, Qin Latimer, makes them. She is now in the process of setting up an Etsy online shop.
"I don't like all of those medical-looking masks, so I'm having fun with it and actually enjoy wearing a mask now," Steve told Insider.
Where: San Antonio, Texas, United States
When: 27 Jul 2020
Credit: Steve Montgomery/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10134374_008
FEATURE - Vater bringt Tochter in Verlegenheit, weil er passende Covid-Gesichtsmasken und -rawatten trägt
A dad has been embarrassing his daughter by wearing matching virus protection facemasks and ties to work.
Steve Montgomery’s daughter Kiana, from San Antonio, Texas, has been documenting her father’s stylish PPE on social media. However, her comment has been simply “Dad..... whyyyyy”.
The 57-year-old car salesman said his girlfriend fashions the co-ordinated accessories from matching tie and pocket square sets.
Steve told Insider his girlfriend, Qin Latimer, makes them. She is now in the process of setting up an Etsy online shop.
"I don't like all of those medical-looking masks, so I'm having fun with it and actually enjoy wearing a mask now," Steve told Insider.
Where: San Antonio, Texas, United States
When: 27 Jul 2020
Credit: Steve Montgomery/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10134374_007
FEATURE - Vater bringt Tochter in Verlegenheit, weil er passende Covid-Gesichtsmasken und -rawatten trägt
A dad has been embarrassing his daughter by wearing matching virus protection facemasks and ties to work.
Steve Montgomery’s daughter Kiana, from San Antonio, Texas, has been documenting her father’s stylish PPE on social media. However, her comment has been simply “Dad..... whyyyyy”.
The 57-year-old car salesman said his girlfriend fashions the co-ordinated accessories from matching tie and pocket square sets.
Steve told Insider his girlfriend, Qin Latimer, makes them. She is now in the process of setting up an Etsy online shop.
"I don't like all of those medical-looking masks, so I'm having fun with it and actually enjoy wearing a mask now," Steve told Insider.
Where: San Antonio, Texas, United States
When: 27 Jul 2020
Credit: Steve Montgomery/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10134374_006
FEATURE - Vater bringt Tochter in Verlegenheit, weil er passende Covid-Gesichtsmasken und -rawatten trägt
A dad has been embarrassing his daughter by wearing matching virus protection facemasks and ties to work.
Steve Montgomery’s daughter Kiana, from San Antonio, Texas, has been documenting her father’s stylish PPE on social media. However, her comment has been simply “Dad..... whyyyyy”.
The 57-year-old car salesman said his girlfriend fashions the co-ordinated accessories from matching tie and pocket square sets.
Steve told Insider his girlfriend, Qin Latimer, makes them. She is now in the process of setting up an Etsy online shop.
"I don't like all of those medical-looking masks, so I'm having fun with it and actually enjoy wearing a mask now," Steve told Insider.
Where: San Antonio, Texas, United States
When: 27 Jul 2020
Credit: Steve Montgomery/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10134374_005
FEATURE - Vater bringt Tochter in Verlegenheit, weil er passende Covid-Gesichtsmasken und -rawatten trägt
A dad has been embarrassing his daughter by wearing matching virus protection facemasks and ties to work.
Steve Montgomery’s daughter Kiana, from San Antonio, Texas, has been documenting her father’s stylish PPE on social media. However, her comment has been simply “Dad..... whyyyyy”.
The 57-year-old car salesman said his girlfriend fashions the co-ordinated accessories from matching tie and pocket square sets.
Steve told Insider his girlfriend, Qin Latimer, makes them. She is now in the process of setting up an Etsy online shop.
"I don't like all of those medical-looking masks, so I'm having fun with it and actually enjoy wearing a mask now," Steve told Insider.
Where: San Antonio, Texas, United States
When: 27 Jul 2020
Credit: Steve Montgomery/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10134374_004
FEATURE - Vater bringt Tochter in Verlegenheit, weil er passende Covid-Gesichtsmasken und -rawatten trägt
A dad has been embarrassing his daughter by wearing matching virus protection facemasks and ties to work.
Steve Montgomery’s daughter Kiana, from San Antonio, Texas, has been documenting her father’s stylish PPE on social media. However, her comment has been simply “Dad..... whyyyyy”.
The 57-year-old car salesman said his girlfriend fashions the co-ordinated accessories from matching tie and pocket square sets.
Steve told Insider his girlfriend, Qin Latimer, makes them. She is now in the process of setting up an Etsy online shop.
"I don't like all of those medical-looking masks, so I'm having fun with it and actually enjoy wearing a mask now," Steve told Insider.
Where: San Antonio, Texas, United States
When: 27 Jul 2020
Credit: Steve Montgomery/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10134374_002
FEATURE - Vater bringt Tochter in Verlegenheit, weil er passende Covid-Gesichtsmasken und -rawatten trägt
A dad has been embarrassing his daughter by wearing matching virus protection facemasks and ties to work.
Steve Montgomery’s daughter Kiana, from San Antonio, Texas, has been documenting her father’s stylish PPE on social media. However, her comment has been simply “Dad..... whyyyyy”.
The 57-year-old car salesman said his girlfriend fashions the co-ordinated accessories from matching tie and pocket square sets.
Steve told Insider his girlfriend, Qin Latimer, makes them. She is now in the process of setting up an Etsy online shop.
"I don't like all of those medical-looking masks, so I'm having fun with it and actually enjoy wearing a mask now," Steve told Insider.
Where: San Antonio, Texas, United States
When: 27 Jul 2020
Credit: Steve Montgomery/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10134374_001
FEATURE - Vater bringt Tochter in Verlegenheit, weil er passende Covid-Gesichtsmasken und -rawatten trägt
A dad has been embarrassing his daughter by wearing matching virus protection facemasks and ties to work.
Steve Montgomery’s daughter Kiana, from San Antonio, Texas, has been documenting her father’s stylish PPE on social media. However, her comment has been simply “Dad..... whyyyyy”.
The 57-year-old car salesman said his girlfriend fashions the co-ordinated accessories from matching tie and pocket square sets.
Steve told Insider his girlfriend, Qin Latimer, makes them. She is now in the process of setting up an Etsy online shop.
"I don't like all of those medical-looking masks, so I'm having fun with it and actually enjoy wearing a mask now," Steve told Insider.
Where: San Antonio, Texas, United States
When: 27 Jul 2020
Credit: Steve Montgomery/Cover Images
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DUK10133038_005
FEATURE - Büro der Zukunft nach Covid-19?
The post-Covid-19 office could see people working in sealed pods.
The award-winning Q.workntine concept is an air tight pod system designed to provide safety and protection within the physical work place while maintaining the same number of employees per square meter as a traditional office system.
The idea is the brainchild of architect Mohamed M. Radwan, who recently won the DNA Paris 2020 Design Award, in the Responsible Design category.
So-called Qwork-pods are a Hexagonal hive-like shape, which offer flexibly to suit any office layout. They can also be customised to fit in 90 degrees angles and can be elongated to accommodate for top executives and management.
They feature an automatic, handless airtight acrylic door, controlled by facial recognition, and ventilation fans with built-in air purifiers. The pod is envisioned as made of hygiene friendly non-porous materials that can be easily cleaned and disinfected to avoid contamination.
Mohamed M. Radwan explains “With the world under lockdown for an extended period of time, some essential businesses still have to keep at least the bare minimum of its workforce, working physically on site to provide necessary and vital supplies for the health supply chain. And the longer the quarantine continues, more companies may be forced to do the same, as shortages will hit the global market.”
When: 11 Jun 2020
Credit: Mohamed M. Radwan/Cover Images
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DUK10133038_002
FEATURE - Büro der Zukunft nach Covid-19?
The post-Covid-19 office could see people working in sealed pods.
The award-winning Q.workntine concept is an air tight pod system designed to provide safety and protection within the physical work place while maintaining the same number of employees per square meter as a traditional office system.
The idea is the brainchild of architect Mohamed M. Radwan, who recently won the DNA Paris 2020 Design Award, in the Responsible Design category.
So-called Qwork-pods are a Hexagonal hive-like shape, which offer flexibly to suit any office layout. They can also be customised to fit in 90 degrees angles and can be elongated to accommodate for top executives and management.
They feature an automatic, handless airtight acrylic door, controlled by facial recognition, and ventilation fans with built-in air purifiers. The pod is envisioned as made of hygiene friendly non-porous materials that can be easily cleaned and disinfected to avoid contamination.
Mohamed M. Radwan explains “With the world under lockdown for an extended period of time, some essential businesses still have to keep at least the bare minimum of its workforce, working physically on site to provide necessary and vital supplies for the health supply chain. And the longer the quarantine continues, more companies may be forced to do the same, as shortages will hit the global market.”
When: 11 Jun 2020
Credit: Mohamed M. Radwan/Cover Images
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DUK10132897_009
FEATURE - Österreichischer Künstler kreiert skurrile Gesichtsmasken
Austrian artist Matthias Kretschmer has created MORE masks in his challenge to create an eye-catching face mask every day in the lockdown period. (First masks pictures available: info@cover-images.com)
The creative says he did not want to put his brush down during the pandemic, but instead begin “to implement the current events and impressions of the Corona crisis in terms of design.”
Matthias says he began when masks became a requirement in supermarkets in Austria on April 6. However, he says the artistic project will end with the mask requirement in most public areas on June 15. Two weeks later, 70 masks will be presented for the first time at the exhibition in the BernARTgasse studio.
Kretschmer says his masks are inspired by the daily events surrounding the crisis, including the controversial death of George Floyd in America.
Matthias says: “We aim to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. Every single mask is unique, inspired by personal impressions on one hand, and the events of the world during the Corona crisis on another.
“It is a challenge for yourself to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. The many positive reactions to this still vague art project were motivation and incentive enough to develop the masquerade in a disciplined manner and to present a new mask every day.”
Where: Austria
When: 04 Jun 2020
Credit: Matthias Kretschmer/Cover Images
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DUK10132897_011
FEATURE - Österreichischer Künstler kreiert skurrile Gesichtsmasken
Austrian artist Matthias Kretschmer has created MORE masks in his challenge to create an eye-catching face mask every day in the lockdown period. (First masks pictures available: info@cover-images.com)
The creative says he did not want to put his brush down during the pandemic, but instead begin “to implement the current events and impressions of the Corona crisis in terms of design.”
Matthias says he began when masks became a requirement in supermarkets in Austria on April 6. However, he says the artistic project will end with the mask requirement in most public areas on June 15. Two weeks later, 70 masks will be presented for the first time at the exhibition in the BernARTgasse studio.
Kretschmer says his masks are inspired by the daily events surrounding the crisis, including the controversial death of George Floyd in America.
Matthias says: “We aim to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. Every single mask is unique, inspired by personal impressions on one hand, and the events of the world during the Corona crisis on another.
“It is a challenge for yourself to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. The many positive reactions to this still vague art project were motivation and incentive enough to develop the masquerade in a disciplined manner and to present a new mask every day.”
Where: Austria
When: 03 Jun 2020
Credit: Matthias Kretschmer/Cover Images
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DUK10132897_010
FEATURE - Österreichischer Künstler kreiert skurrile Gesichtsmasken
Austrian artist Matthias Kretschmer has created MORE masks in his challenge to create an eye-catching face mask every day in the lockdown period. (First masks pictures available: info@cover-images.com)
The creative says he did not want to put his brush down during the pandemic, but instead begin “to implement the current events and impressions of the Corona crisis in terms of design.”
Matthias says he began when masks became a requirement in supermarkets in Austria on April 6. However, he says the artistic project will end with the mask requirement in most public areas on June 15. Two weeks later, 70 masks will be presented for the first time at the exhibition in the BernARTgasse studio.
Kretschmer says his masks are inspired by the daily events surrounding the crisis, including the controversial death of George Floyd in America.
Matthias says: “We aim to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. Every single mask is unique, inspired by personal impressions on one hand, and the events of the world during the Corona crisis on another.
“It is a challenge for yourself to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. The many positive reactions to this still vague art project were motivation and incentive enough to develop the masquerade in a disciplined manner and to present a new mask every day.”
Where: Austria
When: 03 Jun 2020
Credit: Matthias Kretschmer/Cover Images
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DUK10132897_008
FEATURE - Österreichischer Künstler kreiert skurrile Gesichtsmasken
Austrian artist Matthias Kretschmer has created MORE masks in his challenge to create an eye-catching face mask every day in the lockdown period. (First masks pictures available: info@cover-images.com)
The creative says he did not want to put his brush down during the pandemic, but instead begin “to implement the current events and impressions of the Corona crisis in terms of design.”
Matthias says he began when masks became a requirement in supermarkets in Austria on April 6. However, he says the artistic project will end with the mask requirement in most public areas on June 15. Two weeks later, 70 masks will be presented for the first time at the exhibition in the BernARTgasse studio.
Kretschmer says his masks are inspired by the daily events surrounding the crisis, including the controversial death of George Floyd in America.
Matthias says: “We aim to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. Every single mask is unique, inspired by personal impressions on one hand, and the events of the world during the Corona crisis on another.
“It is a challenge for yourself to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. The many positive reactions to this still vague art project were motivation and incentive enough to develop the masquerade in a disciplined manner and to present a new mask every day.”
Where: Austria
When: 02 Jun 2020
Credit: Matthias Kretschmer/Cover Images
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DUK10132897_007
FEATURE - Österreichischer Künstler kreiert skurrile Gesichtsmasken
Austrian artist Matthias Kretschmer has created MORE masks in his challenge to create an eye-catching face mask every day in the lockdown period. (First masks pictures available: info@cover-images.com)
The creative says he did not want to put his brush down during the pandemic, but instead begin “to implement the current events and impressions of the Corona crisis in terms of design.”
Matthias says he began when masks became a requirement in supermarkets in Austria on April 6. However, he says the artistic project will end with the mask requirement in most public areas on June 15. Two weeks later, 70 masks will be presented for the first time at the exhibition in the BernARTgasse studio.
Kretschmer says his masks are inspired by the daily events surrounding the crisis, including the controversial death of George Floyd in America.
Matthias says: “We aim to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. Every single mask is unique, inspired by personal impressions on one hand, and the events of the world during the Corona crisis on another.
“It is a challenge for yourself to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. The many positive reactions to this still vague art project were motivation and incentive enough to develop the masquerade in a disciplined manner and to present a new mask every day.”
Where: Austria
When: 02 Jun 2020
Credit: Matthias Kretschmer/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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DUK10132897_006
FEATURE - Österreichischer Künstler kreiert skurrile Gesichtsmasken
Austrian artist Matthias Kretschmer has created MORE masks in his challenge to create an eye-catching face mask every day in the lockdown period. (First masks pictures available: info@cover-images.com)
The creative says he did not want to put his brush down during the pandemic, but instead begin “to implement the current events and impressions of the Corona crisis in terms of design.”
Matthias says he began when masks became a requirement in supermarkets in Austria on April 6. However, he says the artistic project will end with the mask requirement in most public areas on June 15. Two weeks later, 70 masks will be presented for the first time at the exhibition in the BernARTgasse studio.
Kretschmer says his masks are inspired by the daily events surrounding the crisis, including the controversial death of George Floyd in America.
Matthias says: “We aim to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. Every single mask is unique, inspired by personal impressions on one hand, and the events of the world during the Corona crisis on another.
“It is a challenge for yourself to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. The many positive reactions to this still vague art project were motivation and incentive enough to develop the masquerade in a disciplined manner and to present a new mask every day.”
Where: Austria
When: 31 May 2020
Credit: Matthias Kretschmer/Cover Images
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DUK10132897_005
FEATURE - Österreichischer Künstler kreiert skurrile Gesichtsmasken
Austrian artist Matthias Kretschmer has created MORE masks in his challenge to create an eye-catching face mask every day in the lockdown period. (First masks pictures available: info@cover-images.com)
The creative says he did not want to put his brush down during the pandemic, but instead begin “to implement the current events and impressions of the Corona crisis in terms of design.”
Matthias says he began when masks became a requirement in supermarkets in Austria on April 6. However, he says the artistic project will end with the mask requirement in most public areas on June 15. Two weeks later, 70 masks will be presented for the first time at the exhibition in the BernARTgasse studio.
Kretschmer says his masks are inspired by the daily events surrounding the crisis, including the controversial death of George Floyd in America.
Matthias says: “We aim to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. Every single mask is unique, inspired by personal impressions on one hand, and the events of the world during the Corona crisis on another.
“It is a challenge for yourself to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. The many positive reactions to this still vague art project were motivation and incentive enough to develop the masquerade in a disciplined manner and to present a new mask every day.”
Where: Austria
When: 31 May 2020
Credit: Matthias Kretschmer/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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DUK10132897_013
FEATURE - Österreichischer Künstler kreiert skurrile Gesichtsmasken
Austrian artist Matthias Kretschmer has created MORE masks in his challenge to create an eye-catching face mask every day in the lockdown period. (First masks pictures available: info@cover-images.com)
The creative says he did not want to put his brush down during the pandemic, but instead begin “to implement the current events and impressions of the Corona crisis in terms of design.”
Matthias says he began when masks became a requirement in supermarkets in Austria on April 6. However, he says the artistic project will end with the mask requirement in most public areas on June 15. Two weeks later, 70 masks will be presented for the first time at the exhibition in the BernARTgasse studio.
Kretschmer says his masks are inspired by the daily events surrounding the crisis, including the controversial death of George Floyd in America.
Matthias says: “We aim to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. Every single mask is unique, inspired by personal impressions on one hand, and the events of the world during the Corona crisis on another.
“It is a challenge for yourself to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. The many positive reactions to this still vague art project were motivation and incentive enough to develop the masquerade in a disciplined manner and to present a new mask every day.”
Where: Austria
When: 28 May 2020
Credit: Matthias Kretschmer/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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DUK10132897_002
FEATURE - Österreichischer Künstler kreiert skurrile Gesichtsmasken
Austrian artist Matthias Kretschmer has created MORE masks in his challenge to create an eye-catching face mask every day in the lockdown period. (First masks pictures available: info@cover-images.com)
The creative says he did not want to put his brush down during the pandemic, but instead begin “to implement the current events and impressions of the Corona crisis in terms of design.”
Matthias says he began when masks became a requirement in supermarkets in Austria on April 6. However, he says the artistic project will end with the mask requirement in most public areas on June 15. Two weeks later, 70 masks will be presented for the first time at the exhibition in the BernARTgasse studio.
Kretschmer says his masks are inspired by the daily events surrounding the crisis, including the controversial death of George Floyd in America.
Matthias says: “We aim to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. Every single mask is unique, inspired by personal impressions on one hand, and the events of the world during the Corona crisis on another.
“It is a challenge for yourself to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. The many positive reactions to this still vague art project were motivation and incentive enough to develop the masquerade in a disciplined manner and to present a new mask every day.”
Where: Austria
When: 28 May 2020
Credit: Matthias Kretschmer/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10132897_012
FEATURE - Österreichischer Künstler kreiert skurrile Gesichtsmasken
Austrian artist Matthias Kretschmer has created MORE masks in his challenge to create an eye-catching face mask every day in the lockdown period. (First masks pictures available: info@cover-images.com)
The creative says he did not want to put his brush down during the pandemic, but instead begin “to implement the current events and impressions of the Corona crisis in terms of design.”
Matthias says he began when masks became a requirement in supermarkets in Austria on April 6. However, he says the artistic project will end with the mask requirement in most public areas on June 15. Two weeks later, 70 masks will be presented for the first time at the exhibition in the BernARTgasse studio.
Kretschmer says his masks are inspired by the daily events surrounding the crisis, including the controversial death of George Floyd in America.
Matthias says: “We aim to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. Every single mask is unique, inspired by personal impressions on one hand, and the events of the world during the Corona crisis on another.
“It is a challenge for yourself to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. The many positive reactions to this still vague art project were motivation and incentive enough to develop the masquerade in a disciplined manner and to present a new mask every day.”
Where: Austria
When: 26 May 2020
Credit: Matthias Kretschmer/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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DUK10132562_004
FEATURE - Leben nach Lockdown: Ampel, die mit Fuss und nicht mit den Händen aktiviert wird
With a new attitude to surface hygiene – a design partnership has developed a pedestrian button that you kick instead of activating with your hand.
According to Foreward, an Australian design thinktank by Greenpoint Media and ODO, the Dropkick button can be retrofitted with current traffic light poles to keep any upgrades minimally invasive and cost efficient. The project team believe the concept would help prevent infection in future pandemics.
They explain: “There was a general consensus that these buttons were not hygenic. The negative connotation is further amplified with the rampant rise of COVID-19 and the growing obsession with public hygiene. As reported in the Journal, studies show that the surfaces of these buttons have been breeding grounds for bacteria with swabs showing significant colonies of bacteria dwelling on them. Even active wiping down of these buttons may prove to be futile with the bacteria becoming more dominant if they survive. Reappropriating this to the context of COVID-19, traces of COVID virus were found on stainless steel surfaces even after 72 hours after contact. “
The team also reference that some crossing buttons do not influence the flow of traffic but are merely a placebo for those waiting to cross.
They say: “You’d imagine that in the 21st century that that technology would advance beyond needing to operate buttons. In fact, some cities are already putting in place sensor activated pedestrian crossing buttons. It was also discovered that many of these buttons don't actually contribute to the timing or speed of activating a crossing as most of them work to a pre-determined schedule during peak hours, making them placebo buttons as quoted in the Guardian article. Could it be that these buttons exist for the sole purpose of satisfying the human need of feeling as though they have actively done something to reduce waiting times, much like the “close” button in elevators. We suspect that there could not be a re
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DUK10132562_002
FEATURE - Leben nach Lockdown: Ampel, die mit Fuss und nicht mit den Händen aktiviert wird
With a new attitude to surface hygiene – a design partnership has developed a pedestrian button that you kick instead of activating with your hand.
According to Foreward, an Australian design thinktank by Greenpoint Media and ODO, the Dropkick button can be retrofitted with current traffic light poles to keep any upgrades minimally invasive and cost efficient. The project team believe the concept would help prevent infection in future pandemics.
They explain: “There was a general consensus that these buttons were not hygenic. The negative connotation is further amplified with the rampant rise of COVID-19 and the growing obsession with public hygiene. As reported in the Journal, studies show that the surfaces of these buttons have been breeding grounds for bacteria with swabs showing significant colonies of bacteria dwelling on them. Even active wiping down of these buttons may prove to be futile with the bacteria becoming more dominant if they survive. Reappropriating this to the context of COVID-19, traces of COVID virus were found on stainless steel surfaces even after 72 hours after contact. “
The team also reference that some crossing buttons do not influence the flow of traffic but are merely a placebo for those waiting to cross.
They say: “You’d imagine that in the 21st century that that technology would advance beyond needing to operate buttons. In fact, some cities are already putting in place sensor activated pedestrian crossing buttons. It was also discovered that many of these buttons don't actually contribute to the timing or speed of activating a crossing as most of them work to a pre-determined schedule during peak hours, making them placebo buttons as quoted in the Guardian article. Could it be that these buttons exist for the sole purpose of satisfying the human need of feeling as though they have actively done something to reduce waiting times, much like the “close” button in elevators. We suspect that there could not be a re
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DUK10132562_001
FEATURE - Leben nach Lockdown: Ampel, die mit Fuss und nicht mit den Händen aktiviert wird
With a new attitude to surface hygiene – a design partnership has developed a pedestrian button that you kick instead of activating with your hand.
According to Foreward, an Australian design thinktank by Greenpoint Media and ODO, the Dropkick button can be retrofitted with current traffic light poles to keep any upgrades minimally invasive and cost efficient. The project team believe the concept would help prevent infection in future pandemics.
They explain: “There was a general consensus that these buttons were not hygenic. The negative connotation is further amplified with the rampant rise of COVID-19 and the growing obsession with public hygiene. As reported in the Journal, studies show that the surfaces of these buttons have been breeding grounds for bacteria with swabs showing significant colonies of bacteria dwelling on them. Even active wiping down of these buttons may prove to be futile with the bacteria becoming more dominant if they survive. Reappropriating this to the context of COVID-19, traces of COVID virus were found on stainless steel surfaces even after 72 hours after contact. “
The team also reference that some crossing buttons do not influence the flow of traffic but are merely a placebo for those waiting to cross.
They say: “You’d imagine that in the 21st century that that technology would advance beyond needing to operate buttons. In fact, some cities are already putting in place sensor activated pedestrian crossing buttons. It was also discovered that many of these buttons don't actually contribute to the timing or speed of activating a crossing as most of them work to a pre-determined schedule during peak hours, making them placebo buttons as quoted in the Guardian article. Could it be that these buttons exist for the sole purpose of satisfying the human need of feeling as though they have actively done something to reduce waiting times, much like the “close” button in elevators. We suspect that there could not be a re
(c) Dukas -
DUK10132897_017
FEATURE - Österreichischer Künstler kreiert skurrile Gesichtsmasken
Austrian artist Matthias Kretschmer has created MORE masks in his challenge to create an eye-catching face mask every day in the lockdown period. (First masks pictures available: info@cover-images.com)
The creative says he did not want to put his brush down during the pandemic, but instead begin “to implement the current events and impressions of the Corona crisis in terms of design.”
Matthias says he began when masks became a requirement in supermarkets in Austria on April 6. However, he says the artistic project will end with the mask requirement in most public areas on June 15. Two weeks later, 70 masks will be presented for the first time at the exhibition in the BernARTgasse studio.
Kretschmer says his masks are inspired by the daily events surrounding the crisis, including the controversial death of George Floyd in America.
Matthias says: “We aim to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. Every single mask is unique, inspired by personal impressions on one hand, and the events of the world during the Corona crisis on another.
“It is a challenge for yourself to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. The many positive reactions to this still vague art project were motivation and incentive enough to develop the masquerade in a disciplined manner and to present a new mask every day.”
Where: Austria
When: 20 May 2020
Credit: Matthias Kretschmer/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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DUK10132897_016
FEATURE - Österreichischer Künstler kreiert skurrile Gesichtsmasken
Austrian artist Matthias Kretschmer has created MORE masks in his challenge to create an eye-catching face mask every day in the lockdown period. (First masks pictures available: info@cover-images.com)
The creative says he did not want to put his brush down during the pandemic, but instead begin “to implement the current events and impressions of the Corona crisis in terms of design.”
Matthias says he began when masks became a requirement in supermarkets in Austria on April 6. However, he says the artistic project will end with the mask requirement in most public areas on June 15. Two weeks later, 70 masks will be presented for the first time at the exhibition in the BernARTgasse studio.
Kretschmer says his masks are inspired by the daily events surrounding the crisis, including the controversial death of George Floyd in America.
Matthias says: “We aim to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. Every single mask is unique, inspired by personal impressions on one hand, and the events of the world during the Corona crisis on another.
“It is a challenge for yourself to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. The many positive reactions to this still vague art project were motivation and incentive enough to develop the masquerade in a disciplined manner and to present a new mask every day.”
Where: Austria
When: 20 May 2020
Credit: Matthias Kretschmer/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10132897_015
FEATURE - Österreichischer Künstler kreiert skurrile Gesichtsmasken
Austrian artist Matthias Kretschmer has created MORE masks in his challenge to create an eye-catching face mask every day in the lockdown period. (First masks pictures available: info@cover-images.com)
The creative says he did not want to put his brush down during the pandemic, but instead begin “to implement the current events and impressions of the Corona crisis in terms of design.”
Matthias says he began when masks became a requirement in supermarkets in Austria on April 6. However, he says the artistic project will end with the mask requirement in most public areas on June 15. Two weeks later, 70 masks will be presented for the first time at the exhibition in the BernARTgasse studio.
Kretschmer says his masks are inspired by the daily events surrounding the crisis, including the controversial death of George Floyd in America.
Matthias says: “We aim to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. Every single mask is unique, inspired by personal impressions on one hand, and the events of the world during the Corona crisis on another.
“It is a challenge for yourself to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. The many positive reactions to this still vague art project were motivation and incentive enough to develop the masquerade in a disciplined manner and to present a new mask every day.”
Where: Austria
When: 19 May 2020
Credit: Matthias Kretschmer/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10132897_014
FEATURE - Österreichischer Künstler kreiert skurrile Gesichtsmasken
Austrian artist Matthias Kretschmer has created MORE masks in his challenge to create an eye-catching face mask every day in the lockdown period. (First masks pictures available: info@cover-images.com)
The creative says he did not want to put his brush down during the pandemic, but instead begin “to implement the current events and impressions of the Corona crisis in terms of design.”
Matthias says he began when masks became a requirement in supermarkets in Austria on April 6. However, he says the artistic project will end with the mask requirement in most public areas on June 15. Two weeks later, 70 masks will be presented for the first time at the exhibition in the BernARTgasse studio.
Kretschmer says his masks are inspired by the daily events surrounding the crisis, including the controversial death of George Floyd in America.
Matthias says: “We aim to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. Every single mask is unique, inspired by personal impressions on one hand, and the events of the world during the Corona crisis on another.
“It is a challenge for yourself to master the entire corona crisis seriously, but with a little humour. The many positive reactions to this still vague art project were motivation and incentive enough to develop the masquerade in a disciplined manner and to present a new mask every day.”
Where: Austria
When: 18 May 2020
Credit: Matthias Kretschmer/Cover Images
**Editorial use only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10132221_009
PEOPLE - Heino singt bei einem Autokonzert im Autokino
Heino live bei einem Autokonzert im Autokino. Bonn, 15.05.2020 / 150520 *** Local Caption *** 30975481
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PEOPLE - Heino singt bei einem Autokonzert im Autokino
Heino live bei einem Autokonzert im Autokino. Bonn, 15.05.2020 / 150520 *** Local Caption *** 30975476
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DUK10132221_006
PEOPLE - Heino singt bei einem Autokonzert im Autokino
Heino live bei einem Autokonzert im Autokino. Bonn, 15.05.2020 / 150520 *** Local Caption *** 30975482
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DUK10132221_005
PEOPLE - Heino singt bei einem Autokonzert im Autokino
Heino live bei einem Autokonzert im Autokino. Bonn, 15.05.2020 / 150520 *** Local Caption *** 30975480
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