Alife FL

According to the webpage, Alife’s “Measures for Influenza Response” emphasizes the operator’s commitment to protecting residents, staff and visitors against COVID-19 and seasonal influenza while maintaining co‑living operations. Alife states that it follows the guidelines and regulations of Taiwan’s Central Epidemic Command Center / Ministry of Health and Welfare (CECC/MOHW) and has implemented enhanced hygiene and infection‑prevention protocols across its properties, including the corporate headquarters, Alife FL and Alife WCH. Operational measures described include comprehensive, frequent cleaning and disinfection of office spaces, collaboration areas, corridors, elevators and other high‑traffic public zones. The management reports increased supply levels and more frequent use of hygiene and disinfection products, plus installation of alcohol‑based disinfection spray/hand‑sanitizer stations in major circulation and return areas. The firm also highlights enforcement of safe social‑distancing practices in elevators, hallways and shared public spaces and provision of corresponding protective measures for residents and visitors. For the latest official public‑health guidance the page refers readers to the Ministry of Health and Welfare. Separately, the site outlines Alife Holdings’ co‑living ecosystem and product offering, positioning living spaces alongside complementary services. The ecosystem is described under Service + Space, Space + Society and Society + Supplies frameworks and comprises brands and formats such as Alife (residences), Aspace (work/office), A(bit)life, SAND and SAND Partners, and Aplace. Property and space typologies referenced include ensuite/coliving rooms, studios, one‑bed rooms, 3LDK apartments, offices and event spaces. Resident profiles are categorized as solo, duo and groups of three or more. Sample budget bands shown on the site span a series of price brackets (for example, $5,000–$10,000 up to $35,000+), and locations cited include Alife FL Taipei, Alife WCH Taipei, Aspace YS Taipei, Aspace WCH Taipei and Alife NNW Yilan. Service components integrated into the offering include digital payment options (e.g., Line Pay for rent), furniture reservations and housekeeping/cleaning services. The webpage also highlights Alife’s programming and partnerships—curated lifestyle projects, retail and event collaborations—intended to animate shared spaces and connect residents with city life.