In the midst of a global pandemic and developing information from the CDC, government, and local healthcare agencies, it seems as if we’re all trying to find the best way forward—balancing these changes and defining a “new normal” that supports healthier, safer workplaces, schools, hospitals, airports and everything in between. In this week’s episode of TheSquare, Samantha Flores Director of Hugo and Pete Jefferson, Principal at Branch Pattern, discuss how Corgan’s “Design Informed by The Pandemic” report applies these recommendations to the built environment to create intuitively healthy spaces. Encouraging systematic and behavioral changes that extend beyond regular cleaning and social distancing, the report outlines immediate pre-vaccine strategies that are beneficial in a post-vaccine world. The report provides a guideline for applying building science and emerging technologies, data and transparent communication to our understanding of the ways we perceive and respond to our environment and explores how our response to COVID-19 has reshaped our architectural vocabularies and standards. Rather than responding to any single threat, these responses accelerate the continued demand for healthier buildings, happier occupants, and places that are rooted in the enduring benefit of human-centered design. 

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