The future of commercial spaces

Thinking about what junk spaces are considered and the future could be scary or concerning, but architects have always had challenges, and this is just another one. Commercial spaces at the begging were located in the heart of the cities, and people had to meander around to find what they needed. With the invention of malls, there was a change in the way of shopping, and it turned into something more convenient where all you needed could be found in one place. I think one significant factor of this places to be considered junk spaces is the way they are denying the context and focusing only on the inside. Then as architects, we have to think about the future and needs. Currently, the commercial experience has a high percentage happening online, so should we be thinking about this change as architects? Even if in the future these structures do not completely disappear, then I think we should provide spaces that still are convenient but give something to the city and its context.