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Climatic Heating & Cooling President Sonny Swann replaces a filter in a residential Carrier Infinity Air Purifier, which cleans the air by capturing virus particles and deactivating them using an electric charge.
The COVID-19 pandemic has led people to distance themselves from others and avoid contact with surfaces, among other habits. Many businesses have also upped their cleaning schedules. Those changed perspectives could lead to a change in the ways buildings are constructed in the future. And while the push for those changes could take years to be codified in building codes, some organizations have already taken steps to modify their existing building layouts and to forge new designs to accommodate a more virus-aware world.