AIA COVID-19 ArchMap

How to use the ArchMap
To filter, click on each of the interactive graphics or use the pull-down menus. This page shows overall projects assisting with reopening of buildings. Page 2 shows Alternative Care Cites to address pandemic surge.

AIA COVID-19 ArchMap
As communities across the country re-occupy buildings during the pandemic, the AIA is providing a tool to facilitate with design sharing and innovation. AIA’s COVID-19 ArchMap provides a repository for design projects that either:

• Modify an existing building or site to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission;
• Develop a new project or strategy to reduce the risk of COVID-19 transmission; or
• Adapt a space to provide healthcare for COVID-19 or other patients.

Architects can submit COVID-19-related projects for consideration.
              Submit your project > 

Projects submitted can either be planned, in progress, or completed. Include the project's location, type of construction, and available images, if available. If the project is a concept, note the location of the firm. All submissions will be verified for compatibility with the repository prior to posting.

It is important to note that a submitter is solely responsible for ensuring compliance with any confidentiality obligations with third parties.

The information posted to the COVID-19 ArchMap is meant to serve as a helpful resource, but should not be interpreted as legal or other professional advice. Due to the rapidly changing scientific, legal and regulatory landscape related to the COVID-19 outbreak, this information may at any time be out of date, and the AIA does not guarantee its accuracy. You should contact relevant government agencies and/or an attorney in your location for current laws and regulations and seek the advice of an appropriate licensed professional on custom strategies that meet your unique needs.