Hello @adzilikram, welcome to the Architecture + Design Community! This is a great topic for discourse. Absolutely, the pandemic has created an impact on how we design for the present and future spaces.

One example that comes to mind is the emergence of study or work from home situations or shall we say a work-from-home boom and online study. This created a huge demand to upgrade home offices which led to an increase in office furniture sales for both used and new furniture. Dining tables are being used as a workspace while some decided to convert certain rooms into an actual home office to avoid being disrupted by family members.

I won't even go into healthcare design because the demand for extra beds was overwhelming. Architects, engineers, and designers from around the world presented strategies to immediately construct hospital expansions. It clearly shows that design will evolve and adapt to the changing world.