Health & Wellness Design: Guidelines for Infection Control

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the health and wellness industry, including fitness studios, gyms, and spas, have closed their doors to protect patrons from contracting and/or spreading the virus. The nature of these spaces presents a high risk of surface and airborne transmission, which makes implementing design strategies for infection control crucial for reopening. To help, our experts have developed guidelines to ensure customers feel safe in the spaces designed to optimize their health and wellbeing.

View the PDF below to read the health & wellness design guidelines for infection control.

Back to Design Guidelines

Written By
NATHAN MALONE

Venue Sector Design & Construction Director | Venue Sector Fitness Practice Director

Email

Recent Insights

AFCOM Data Center World

Team Henderson’s Earl Wilcox, Steve Hancock, Dan Rakes, Leighton Peters, Charlotte Lamping, and Daniel Ondercin are heading to Washington, DC for AFCOM Data Center World. We’re ready to connect and collaborate with industry experts about ...

Read More

New York City Local Law 97: Decarbonization and the Challenges of Going Green

With the arrival of the new year, it’s important to remember that our resolutions should be challenging. To paraphrase Stanford School of Medicine neuroscientist, Andrew Huberman, participating in challenging tasks builds resilience to deal with ...

Read More

INDUSTRY INSIGHTS, DELIVERED.

Join our email list to get the latest design innovations, technical content, new projects, and research from Henderson’s experts delivered straight to your inbox.