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2021 Pulse Point Occupants Survey Reveals Desires for Spaces Fit for Sustainability and Personal Well-Being

Employee expectations of post-pandemic indoor workspaces go beyond a “return to normal” and demonstrate a desire for spaces that put people in a better place, with an eye toward spaces that are more responsive to an ever-adapting world, according to a new survey conducted by Armstrong World Industries, Inc.

By Armstrong Ceilings | Published 3 years ago | About a 1 minute read

The survey “Making Space for A Resilient Future” revealed six trends that point to a need, and an opportunity, to approach the design of indoor workspaces more holistically, beyond merely fixing pandemic-related health and safety concerns.

Among the findings:

86% of respondents expect to feel very or somewhat safe in their workspace when they return to work.
83% of respondents expect to feel that their workspace will be prepared and adaptable for future events such as another pandemic or the changing climate.
84% of respondents expect to feel that their workspace will be an environment which is supportive of the well-being of people.

Read the full release here.