The corona pandemic affects the most common situations through the introduction of the 1.50 m minimum distance regulation. Since every person has an individual space requirement it is not easy to keep the distance. In order to record spatial changes in concrete drawings, various encounters and activities of differently acting persons were investigated with the aim of showing a behaviour that is as pandemic-proof as possible.

The result are partly abstruse scenarios, which hardly work in reality. On the basis of the analyses, concrete design approaches were developed that make it possible to react to such exceptional situations without too much effort during a pandemic.

As a testimony to the times, a portfolio has been created that can be seen as a guideline for a further pandemic with regard to public open space, but can also be understood as a cynical criticism of the impossibility of implementing some regulations and recommendations.