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Designing a More Resilient Transportation Corridor The greening of Ted Turner Drive, a 1.4 mile roadway that cuts through Downtown Atlanta, was an opportunity to rethink the function and benefits of a transportation corridor into a gateway to downtown that could create bikeway infrastructure, allow for a better walking experience, absorb rainwater, mitigate heat, and

Creating a Model for a Resilient, Affordable, and Carbon Neutral Mobile Home Site Boulder, Colorado is known for its high quality of life, progressive land use planning, open space preservation, and strong environmental ethic. The City houses a highly educated population and holds a diverse economic base that has experienced significant growth in recent years

Amongst the undulating hills of Athens, Lycabettus Hill stands out as the highest peak. Seen from almost anywhere in the city, the hill occupies a pivotal position in the urban imagery of Athenians. The massive public green space is used by residents and tourists alike who are looking to escape the hustle of the city.

The City of Juárez, Mexico has dedicated significant resources to the redevelopment of the downtown district of the city center, transforming the area into a space featuring art, sports, and cultural events. Plaza Juan Gabriel, named in honor of Mexico’s most notable entertainer and local Juarense Juan Gabriel, is located in the city’s downtown area

Uniting the Best Local and Global Minds to Work Towards a More Resilient Future Resilient by Design’s  Bay Area Challenge was a design competition developed to prepare the Bay Area for the effects of climate change and create a resilient future.  The competition, launched on May 2017, with the release of two open calls. One