While there is a gradual return to the workplace, offices and the towns and cities they inhabit are changed forever as a result of the pandemic. What does this mean for planners, employers, building owners, developers and communities?

Follow our series of insights and events for analysis of the issues at play as the composition of our towns and cities changes in the short, medium and long term.

Date published

07 June 2021

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