COVID-19 has forced many businesses to adapt and find new ways to serve their customers. The world of architecture has not been immune to these adaptations. While the “new normal” has brought on many challenges, it has also created room for new services and strategies. So, what are architects doing to accommodate their clients during the pandemic?...

Architects are not immune from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. As the world is dealing with a crisis of extraordinary magnitude, architects are busy doing what they do best: planning and designing the spaces where we live, learn, and work.

Architects are going to be asked to solve a lot of problems in the post-COVID-19 world. The pandemic has created a population skeptical of safety, reluctant to work in traditional environments, and longing for connection to outdoor areas that also provide privacy. It’s a tall order, and fortunately, architects have been laying the groundwork for this type of change for
many years.

While designing and building a home is a dream come true for some, creating a custom design doesn’t come without its challenges. Making the vision in your head come to life can prove to be stressful, intimidating, and just plain nerve-wracking. 

It’s no secret that designing a home can be stressful on a marriage. Between budgets, layout, and design elements, there are a lot of decisions that must be made, and it’s not always easy to make compromises on a significant investment.