By Meghan Hall The current pandemic has produced a lot of questions around the design and infrastructure of dense, urban cities and the future of compact environments. While many architects, landlords and urban planners are thinking at a granular level with specific types of cleaning protocols and building tweaks—ranging from touchless entry to new HVAC—Elizabeth […]
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