Abstract
In 2020, a global epidemic has had a huge impact on the world economic and social development. In the areas affected by the epidemic and the number of people increased by geometry, the social economy suffered great trauma. Restoring economic production and stabilizing social development became the top priority. On the premise of doing a good job in epidemic prevention and control work, various governments around the world have accelerated the resumption of work and production, gradually resumed the normalization of production and life, and promoted the sustained social and economic recovery. In this context, the office space design has a new context. Over the past few decades, the social attention to people has gradually increased, and more and more researchers have begun to pay attention to the health impact of the office space environment on workers. At the end of the 20th century, Birch (Burge) once mentioned the physical environment of office space on human physical and psychological effects, pathological building syndrome, etc. In the past few months, Novel Corona virus has changed the way and where people work, forcing flexible working methods. When adapting to a new normal, people will pay attention to the short-term or long-term development trend of the normal, which will affect the way we work in the post-epidemic era. The impact of this epidemic on the society is very profound. In the post-epidemic era, the design of office space needs to take into account the epidemic and the future, and respond to the new normal of the post-epidemic era in the office situation with strong adaptability.
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