Conversations surrounding this subject of designing for a post-pandemic future is indeed robust. Everywhere, design experts talk of reimagining the way we design our homes to incorporate workspaces or home offices; there is even debate about the future of co-working spaces and the future of this fast-changing trend. Indeed, in an article on The Jakarta Post, professor at School of Architecture in Hongik University and head of Hyunjoon Yoo Architects, Yoo Hyun-joon, is confident that change is inevitable.
Michael Goodman, MD and partner at EDG Interior Architecture and Design, on how the industry will weather the Covid crisis and what he is most excited about in the opportunities that now present themselves
There has been much written about how the design industry will change in the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic. Across the world, stakeholders in this space have called for a new way to approach design, which would adapt to the “new normal” of social distancing, or would help reduce the risk of disease transmission.
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