Resilient by Design: Floating Neighborhoods, Underwater Highways, and a Flood-proof Future

Resilient by Design: Floating Neighborhoods, Underwater Highways, and a Flood-proof Future - urbanNext, October 14, 2019. - 1229 words.

All Bay Collective, Energy and sustainability, Essay, expanding design practices, Middle Density, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Affordable Housing, Air quality, Architect’s role, California, Climate change, Community, Design, Ecological design, Essay, Future cities, Future generations, Future projections, Global Awareness, Housing, Planetary urbanizations, Pollution, Public Space, Reconstructing nature, Resilience, Resilient cities, Sea Level Rise, Sustainability, Urban Paradigms, Urban planning, USA, Utopian practices, Water level

The All Bay Collective turns conventional planning ideas upside down with a new proposal that adapts the San Leandro Bay area to future sea level rise and groundwater flooding.
As one of nine teams participating in the Resilient by Design Bay Area Challenge, the All Bay Collective revealed its proposal for San Leandro Bay at the Resilient Bay Summit, which concluded the yearlong design challenge.

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Architecture Competition Flooded Landscape Resilience California, USA USA

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