Abstract
It turns out that Covid-19 has not only affected our health, but also influenced our surrounding areas where we live, work or study. Nowadays, in the post-pandemic era, universities reopen instead of taking virtual teaching, keeping social distance is still of great importance. This essay aims to design a new place for students and academics to study, with a priority of their safety in the post-pandemic campus. Engineering Building of Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University and the Benzie Building of Manchester Metropolitan University have been selected as case study since they have a similar building use and made different changes after Covid-19 breaking out. To collect enough information before making a design proposal, a number of interviews and questionnaires have been individually taken place in two buildings. By analysing results from research, good design will be considered into our final design while shortages will be improved. Our design will be based on Engineering building in Xi’an Jiaotong Liverpool University to make a new workshop hub with the purpose of ensuring safety, enhancing interaction and achieving sustainability.
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