BIG TEAM New York With good transit connections (further improved by extending the East Side Access) and adjacent to a developing Harlem, the South Bronx Waterfront, now an industrial site in the floodplain, offers great potential for the development of mixed-income and affordable housing. Such a development should serve two purposes: to give the South […]
LONG TERM PERSPECTIVE – SOUTH BRONX Read More »
BIG TEAM New York, New York Winning Project $335M BIG (Bjarke Ingels Group) with One Architecture, Starr Whitehouse, James Lima Planning + Development, Project Projects, Green Shield Ecology, AEA Consulting, Level Agency for Infrastructure, Arcadis, and the Parsons School of Constructed Environments The Big U is a protective system around Manhattan, driven by the needs
SCAPE /Landscape Architecture New Jersey Like Jamaica Bay, Barnegat Bay is a beloved recreational ground with hundreds of thousands of people living directly on its constructed edges. Dredging, filling and pollution have endangered its shallow productive topography and sea level rise threatens to turn what was a rich marine mosaic of land and water into
BARNEGAT BAY REMADE: BARNEGAT BAY, NJ Read More »
Informed by City Agencies, City Contractors, and representatives from global cities who have successfully prioritized planning for heavy rain events, Rebuild by Design and One Architecture + Urbanism developed a pathway to turn NYC into a sponge.
TOWARDS A RAINPROOF NYC: TURNING THE CONCRETE JUNGLE INTO A SPONGE REPORT Read More »
Reflects on key outcomes and lessons learned from the Rebuild by Design-inspired process Water as Leverage in the Netherlands.
Water as Leverage REFLECT Read More »
Discusses the transformative capacity of Rebuild by Design in the wake of Hurricane Sandy.
Redesigning the design competition Read More »
Explores the spatial and social dynamics of cities worldwide, including a section that focuses on Rebuild by Design as written by Rebuild Principal Henk Ovink.
Rebuild by Design (part of LSE Urban Age “Shaping Cities”) Read More »
Discusses what games and play can reveal about contemporary processes of urbanization and examines how gaming, in models like the Resilient by Design Bay Area Challenge, can help us understand the dynamics underlying interurban competition in city development.
Games and Play in the Creative, Smart and Ecological City Read More »
Explores how communities around the U.S. have built local climate resilience, with a Foreword from Amy Chester, Managing Director of Rebuild.
Water: Focuses on the role of international resilience programs and investigates how these programs can enable institutional transformation.
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