How Architecture Could Help Us Adapt to the Pandemic

The virus isn’t simply a health crisis; it is also a design problem.

The last class Joel Sanders taught in person at the Yale School of Architecture, on Feb. 17, took place in the modern wing of the Yale University Art Gallery, a structure of brick, concrete, glass and steel that was designed by Louis Kahn.

Wondering how design firms in Miami are going to recover and adapt to the hardships of the pandemic? We’ve got you covered. Many businesses have to devise an effective plan in order to retain their current clientele, as well as bringing in a new revenue stream. Take Kobi Karp, for example. They are a top-tier…