Showing posts with label Covid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Covid. Show all posts

Friday, March 26, 2021

Chapter 9 in the WFH series

It is the end of March, and Spring is in the air, and we can sense some lights at the end of the tunnel.  Our children are going back to school, the vaccine programs are rolling out very well, but many are wondering what will happen to the office and workplace, what are the factors for a successful RTO?  Biophilia and health/safety are growing stronger every day.  And there are some very dark skies holding COVID Variants, so masking up is paramount, and of course there are a host of ideas and issues going through my mind as we all continue to experience and maintain the evolving work / home spaces and settings.

#masks #wearamask #remotelearning #workplacedesign #teachingfromhome  #workspace #work #pandemic #schools #workplaceexperience #workplacetrends #virtualconference #returntowork #workfromhome #ergonomics #mentalhealth #remotework #interiordesign #winter #hope  #wellbeing #vaccines #WFH #lockdown #january2021 #RTO #nft #adu #covid19impacts  #resilience #covid19vaccination  #architects  #newnormal2021 





 

Saturday, May 9, 2020

Panorama Pandemic film

Now it is the beginning of May, and it is clear that we are all in this together and we have learned so much about ourselves, our families, our workplaces, our habits and our uncertainties.

When I think about our intensely personal and our newly developed public journeys, I see a different sense of creative energy flowing in many new ways.

We really don’t know what is ahead on these trips we will be taking, but I know that the last ten weeks or so have taught me a lot about what it means to be alive and what it means to be truly challenged by the world we live within.

So here is a short film with some illustrations and thoughts about what has happened in the last ten weeks ... family times, WFH, SIP, diagrams, sharing, reading, painting, cooking, feelings, hiking, mask-making, exploring new virtual worlds and seeing the real neighborhoods …

https://vimeo.com/416385134









Sunday, April 5, 2020

Hot in California this week! Too hot!