This is what public spaces will be like for you post-pandemic: touchless buttons, natural air, flexible layouts – and more QR codes

You need to use a lift, but don’t dare push a button touched by unknown fingers. With people still jabbing at touch panels with their keys, pens, tissue-covered digits – anything that will do the job without involving direct physical contact – there is clearly still a collective apprehension around frequenting public buildings where large numbers congregate. Making such infrastructure Covid-19-safe, and convincing the public that this is the case, is now one of the design sector’s biggest…

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