A new survey by Place Alliance, Civic Voice and others has been issued, exploring ‘how well or poorly the design of our home environments… have been supporting us during the period of lockdown’.
The partners write:
Since the 23rd March, the UK was put into lockdown in an unprecedented attempt to fight the spread and impact of the Covid-19 virus. Families, sharers, couples, and individuals have been spending more time at home – and together – than ever before, whilst balancing numerous everyday roles: working from home, looking after families, home schooling, staying in touch with isolated relatives, shopping, exercising, etc.
This survey is an attempt to understand how well or poorly the design of our home environments – our homes and the neighbourhoods in which they sit – have been supporting us during the period of lockdown. The intention is to understand what we can learn from this time of stress about how we should be designing or adapting our homes and their environments for everyday life in the future. The survey should take no longer than 5 to 10 minutes to complete and the results will be made publicly available via Place Alliance and our Partners’ channels. Thank you for taking the time to complete it.
Complete the survey
For background see the website
