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[Photo/Agencies] As the introduction of a vaccine in one form or another for COVID-19 is gradually introduced to populations around the world, restrictions will no doubt begin to ease and allow for working life to return to normal function. The transition period in this process, however, means office workers will have to return to work with the virus still in circulation. The anxiety of whether working conditions are safe or not has caused a spike in interest in air filtration technologies to keep office spaces COVID-free. As a result, HVAC systems industries, which is short for Heating, ...

By Susan Freeman2020-12-17T00:00:00+00:00 My recording studio locked down in March, so the Propertyshe podcast series continued digitally. My aim is to capture the thoughts and aspirations of key influencers. Each guest has been an inspiration. Below are some of the highlights. Pre-lockdown, I interviewed Dror Poleg, whose award winning book Rethinking Real Estate pinpointed key trends. Talking about a ‘tectonic shift’ he said: “Almost anything that is happening in retail I think will also happen in offices and residential.” Poleg has been in much demand to read the runes as the pan...

BBC News By Natalie Lisbona image copyrightGetty Images image captionPrior to Covid, most of us only thought of an office's ventilation system if it was too hot to too cold, or when it broke down Raefer Wallis is a man very much in demand. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, he says he has seen requests for his services from around the world soar tenfold this year. "Since Covid the rush for indoor air quality improvements has gone through the roof," says Mr Wallis, who is also a practising architect. Prior to coronavirus turning us into home workers, many of us worked in modern office buildings...