Architects will have to integrate the outdoors in homes no matter how small these are. —JESSICA CHANG
There are many reasons why people renovate or retrofit their homes, whether it is a single-detached home or a residential condominium.
One of the most common reasons is to upgrade or give their place a much-needed facelift. For others, it is to repair some badly damaged parts due to many years of exposure to the elements. For house dwellers, it is to expand their rooms for their family’s growing needs or to provide more storage spaces.
According to some retailers, home renovation activities have increased as people continue to stay at home during the pandemic. They are finding more time to improve their homes for work, school and other uses.
In this time of the pandemic, people are also improving their homes to have a safe refuge from the deadly virus plaguing our communities. Here are some ways that home design may change following COVID-19.
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Foyer or entryway
The foyer or entryway is the first line of defense in our home. It is the entry point for anyone who needs to go inside the house. It is also the disinfection area for goods brought in from the grocery including online deliveries.
Include an attractive bench in the foyer that invites guests to sit and remove their shoes and coat. It is also preferable if this area has direct access to a lavatory or a bathroom with shower area.
