Judy Huynh

New York Showcases the Next Generation of Flood Resiliency

Metropolis Mag: ESCR’s Project Area 1, centered on East River Park, involves raising the waterfront park’s topography and is nested within the so-called “BIG U,” which had its origins in the post-Sandy, US HUD–sponsored Rebuild by Design competition. Conceived by Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) and implemented primarily through city agencies, it envisions a network of […]

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MASSACHUSETTS, USA

Communities across Massachusetts face escalating challenges from climate change: more frequent flooding, extreme heat, rising sea levels, and increasingly intense nor’easters. These threats endanger people, infrastructure, and the state’s economy. To meet these challenges, Massachusetts must prioritize sustained investment in long-term resilience.

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Atlas of Disaster: Massachusetts

Rebuild by Design releases the Atlas of Disaster: Massachusetts, a report on Massachusetts’ recent history of disasters and opportunities to build storm resilience, alongside a statewide legislative representative search tool that connects residents to the state and federal officials responsible for advancing climate resilience. The analysis finds that Massachusetts has experienced 11 federally declared disasters

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Finding inspiration in an Atlas of Solutions [Economic Architecture Podcast | Episode 24]

Economic Architecture Project: In this week’s episode, Amy Chester joins the Economic Architecture podcast to share her innovative work at Rebuild by Design—an organization dedicated to merging global expertise with regional and community-based solutions to scale solutions in response to the rise of climate-related risks. Host Stuart Yasgur and Amy Chester discuss the unexpected bipartisanship

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Sherrill names over 400 transition committee members

New Jersey Globe: Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill today named 433 members to a transition team Interdisciplinary Advisory Task Force described as a broad coalition of leaders from across New Jersey — labor, business, veterans, healthcare, education, the environment, and more — assembled to give the Sherrill and her transition teams a real-world perspective as they shape

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