The majority of shoppers will only return to town centres after the Covid-19 lockdown if they feel they are safe and there is social distancing in place, such as demarcation.
But one thing is clear, social distancing and clear demarcation are critical factors in attracting people back to buy goods and spend their money in UK town centres.
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Hostile architecture is everywhere in the majority of towns and cities across the UK. Nonetheless, the issue remains contentious, and those who disparage its use tend to distance themselves or refuse to contend with the consequences of the behaviour hostile architecture aims to deter. This is especially pronounced when discussing anti-homeless architecture, namely a subset of hostile architecture.
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With relaxation of social distancing regulations throughout the UK over the coming months comes the need to ensure the safety of the public and employees in public and commercial areas.
So, how can town centres, businesses and the retail sector provide social distancing solutions to make them Covid safer once lockdown restrictions come to an end?
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The need for clear demarcation to support social distancing is becoming more important as we enter 2021.
With rapidly rising Covid-19 infections in many parts of the UK, authorities are planning ahead to ensure public, residential and commercial areas are future-proofed to protect shoppers, workers and residents.
But how can we ensure such measures are not to the detriment of the architectural environment?
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With growing anticipation that Covid-19 social distancing will have to continue for at least 12 more months in the UK, the importance of integrating clear and more permanent physical solutions into our built environment is becoming clear.
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With the likelihood of long-term social distancing measures needed throughout the UK as a result of the continuing coronavirus situation, architects, planners and property management specialists are looking for ways to integrate such measures into buildings and public places.
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The recent increase in localised coronavirus lockdowns in the UK demonstrates why it is crucial for businesses and the public sector to integrate clear demarcation areas for social distancing.
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The increased use of outdoor areas for people to meet and social distance during the current coronavirus situation means a greater need for demarcation for wellbeing and the protection of buildings from anti-social behaviour.
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The UK government’s easing of COVID-19 restrictions and the re-opening of non-essential businesses will lead to an increase in skating and, in some cases, anti-social behaviour in retail areas, according to Studmarc.
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Businesses, including retailers, shopping centres and offices, will need to implement more permanent social distancing measures to protect the public and employees as a result of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, according to demarcation and anti-skating specialist Studmarc.
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