LEO A DALY Releases Report on Reoccupancy Strategies for Academic Campuses
Published 6-29-2020
LEO A DALY published a white paper in June of 2020 detailing strategies for academic campus operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Published 6-29-2020
LEO A DALY published a white paper in June of 2020 detailing strategies for academic campus operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Published 6-25-2020
Purdue University released the "Protect Purdue" strategic reopening plan in June of 2020.
Published 6-24-2020
While many campuses remain closed to undergraduate students, at least through the summer, researchers are beginning a phased return to their labs, with new safety protocols that include face masks and social distancing; guidelines for space usage and maintenance; and staggered work schedules. Institutions are requiring that researchers continue to do as much work as possible remotely, including writing, analyzing data, and conferring with colleagues. In order for research to fully resume, however, faculty need access to their labs, but they first must be trained in the new protocols and agree to adhere to them; failure to do so will results in the loss of lab access.
Published 6-19-2020
The International WELL Building Institute launched the WELL Health-Safety Rating for all building and facility types in June of 2020.
Published 6-10-2020
The Texas A&M University System is planning to reopen its 11 campuses in fall of 2020 for in-person instruction and residence.
Published 6-5-2020
The University of Mount Union has created an innovative plan to safely resume instructional and residential operations in fall of 2020 in Alliance, Ohio.
Published 6-3-2020
Morgan Stanley will resume trading at its New York headquarters by late June of 2020.
Published 6-1-2020
Gensler has published the results of its U.S. Work from Home Survey.
Published 5-13-2020
At some point, we will power down our makeshift home offices and return to the workplace. What that will look like is the subject of much discussion, but many agree that office space will undergo a substantial post-pandemic redesign. Communal tables and benches might become a thing of the past, while the face shields we’ve come to see at the supermarket could take the form of plexiglass dividers between desks. It won’t be the end of collaboration, but it might be the end of the bustling, densely packed “collaboration spaces.”
Published 5-8-2020
Boston Real Estate COVID Consortium is creating a toolkit of strategies for workplace design, construction, and management in response to the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic.