RE-IMAGINING WORKSPACES POST COVID-19

Abstract

Considering the work-from-home requests around the country, experts are re-evaluating and, in any event, foreseeing the inversion of portion of the patterns recorded previously. One pattern experiencing inversion is the expansion in team-based population densities in group based, open office setups. During Pre-Covid time planning firms, industry authorities, and scholarly scientists worked upon the viability of open workplaces, group-based workspaces, independent work and collaborating, tenant burdens, land productivity, versatility, adaptability, specialized instruments, and man-made reasoning. New COVID-19 conventions will require more prominent physical division in working environments through spatial, physical, and worldly methods. Workstations will be separated further separated, meeting rooms eradicated, space-isolating segments raised, and staff gave pivoting plans. For instance, a part of representatives will go to the workplace on a given day, while the rest will work distantly. In this paper we shall explore the impact of covid-19 on workspaces.