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Detailing Interiors: Workplace & COVID

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Northampton, MA --News Direct-- Mohawk Industries

Photo by travelnow.or.crylater on Unsplash
Photo by travelnow.or.crylater on Unsplash

With companies preparing their return to the office, new challenges are present as companies are looking to provide confidence of the health and safety of their spaces to their employees, while providing flexibility.

Join Mohawk Group’s A&D design director Royce Epstein in the CE Strong workshop “Detailing Interiors: Workplace & Covid“ , where she will explore strategies for designing floorscapes in the Covid-19 era now and in the future, where flooring solutions can be employed to plan with visual cues, systems thinking, and best practices for human-centered design in the IDCEC, HSW and AIA accredited CEU “Flooring Design Solutions in the COVID-19 Era”

View additional multimedia and more ESG storytelling from Mohawk Industries on 3blmedia.com

View source version on newsdirect.com: https://newsdirect.com/news/detailing-interiors-workplace-and-covid-583881320

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