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The outbreak of COVID-19 quickly revealed how the design of hospitals, schools, offices, public spaces, and even entire cities were flawed in preventing the spread of the virus. How can architects, interior designers, and urban planners apply the lessons learned during the pandemic in rethinking the built environment? In this webinar, panelists will explore the potential implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on building design and urban planning.
Panelists:
Laura Hild, Principal and Regional Director of Health Interiors, HKS Architects
Alykhan Mohamed, Associate, Sasaki
Maritza Pechin, AICP, Strategic Planner, AECOM
This webinar is eligible for 1.0 AIA Learning Unit and HSW Credit for attending. Please follow the questions upon registration. You will only get credit for attending the LIVE webinar.
Note: This event will be conducted online via Zoom. Registrants will participate on their computer, iPad, or smartphone device.
*This lecture will be recorded.
**After registration, please check for a confirmation email from Brown Paper Tickets in your Junk/Spam folder. This email includes the information to join the webinar.
***Registration closes the date of the webinar at 5:30 PM
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LocationThe Branch House - Virginia Center for Architecture, Virginia Society AIA
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