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How to manage returning to your workplace after lockdown

From the RIBA Recovery Roadmap phase 2. Drawing upon guidance from the government and industry bodies alongside insights from practices, this part of the Recovery Roadmap sets out what to consider to manage a safe return to your office that reflects how the team wants to use their workspace in the future.

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