Pandemic proofing city buildings: using natural ventilation to reduce the spread of airborne viruses | Architecture & Design

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While we should expect new technologies that will make buildings more resilient, increasing our emphasis on design features that we already know to be effective in preventing the spread of communicable diseases may be among our most powerful tools to safe

Architecture & Design Team

01 Sep 2020 • 5m read • View Author

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