“It’s Not the Last Virus We’ll Face:” How COVID-19 Will Change Office Building Design by Redshift Video Earlier pandemics had a huge effect on how cities were designed. Watch this video to learn how COVID-19 promises to change office building design.
Architecture Designing for Social Distancing: Balancing Safety and Human Connection by Susan Etlinger, Altimeter Group Sr. Analyst
Architecture What Will Architecture Design Look Like After COVID-19? Flexible and Resilient by Zach Mortice
Architecture Stunning Spaces: When Architects and Design Stars Form Partnerships in the Cloud by Elizabeth Rosselle
Architecture Wanna Grab a Bite? How Restaurants Handle Social Distancing (Hint: It’s Weird) by Rosa Trieu With cities reopening across the globe, how will restaurateurs handle social distancing requirements for diners? Learn some of the (occasionally weird) ways restaurants will greet patrons.
Architecture Got Cabin Fever? Virtual Tourism Can Help With 6 Architectural Walk-Throughs by Missy Roback In the age of COVID-19, virtual tourism is one way to escape the confines of your home while rocking the comfort of your pajamas. Chill out and check out these 6 virtual architecture tours.
Architecture High-Touch Virtual-Presentation Tips for Designers in a No-Touch World by Susan Kuchinskas In design, the tactile experience of a product means everything. But in a socially distanced world, here’s how designers creatively combine virtual presentation with sensory elements.
Architecture Japan’s Futuristic EQ House Uses AI and BIM to Bring the Outside World In by Yasuo Matsunaka In Tokyo, the Takenaka Corporation and Mercedes-Benz have collaborated on EQ House—a project that brings technology, mobility, and human-centered design together.
Inside My Design Mind Edwin Chan: Stepping Out of Frank Gehry’s Shadow to Design a New Bohemia by Jeff Link Edwin Chan, former design partner at Frank O. Gehry and Associates, is making a name for himself with his own Los Angeles–based firm, EC3—and his unique approach to architecture.
