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News Analysis

Approaches to Building Re-Entry During COVID-19

Private consultants, along with LEED, WELL, and AIA are all offering strategies for re-occupying buildings without unduly compromising occupant health.

by P.J. Melton

Wary of returning to your usual workplace? You’re not alone. Zoom might be a strain, and the home office might not provide the work–life balance you need, but to many the alternative seems scary—even unthinkable. It would be crazy for people to return to offices and other workplaces without some kind of reassurance that the facility team is managing infectious disease risk as well as possible.

It seems everyone in the building industry is weighing in on how to do that. We look at some new programs and tools.

Published July 7, 2020

Melton, P. (2020, June 19). Approaches to Building Re-Entry During COVID-19. Retrieved from https://www.buildinggreen.com/news-analysis/approaches-building-re-entry-during-covid-19

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