Explains Queensland doing so well here in Australia thinking about it. Everything is built with high ventilation flow in mind.
For those unaware, Queensland (population 5.185 million) _still_ has yet to have a large scale outbreak since March 2020.
It's common to have windows permanently open with fly screens here. And houses in the typical Queenslander architectural style[0] are up on stilts and deliberately laid out to encourage a breeze pulling air from front to back. Rooms are often not sealed, with fanlights above door-frames allowing in airflow. This design philosophy extends to commercial buildings as well.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Queenslander_(architecture)
I'm sure that when I'm in the office I'm not getting any fresh air. Only benefit is at the moment about 70% of the workers on any one day are working from home.