World Environmental and Water Resources Congress 2018: Evaluates Rebuild by Design utilizing best management practices (BMPs).
A new perspective on BMPs’ application for coastal flood preparedness Read More »
Discusses the design of the Blue Dunes which was based on the Dutch approach. The approach was antithetical to the small-scale, stakeholder facilitated designs championed by Rebuild by Design.
Drawing a Line in the Sand: Rebuild by Design, Mathematical Modeling, and Blue Dunes Read More »
Focuses on the role of social infrastructure in ensuring social justice in a democratic society and safe spaces for communities.
The article discusses planning issues in New York, including the development of infrastructure projects to make the city resilient to future climate catastrophes.
The resilient city Read More »
Procedia Engineering: Explores the Rebuild by Design process and strategies and highlights the key themes and innovations which emerged as a result of it.
Resilience by design: can innovative processes deliver more? Read More »
Firenze University Press: Focuses on the drivers and barriers to the success of Rebuild by Design competition’s viability in the post-disaster recovery process.
Landscape and Urban Planning: Presents a framework for coastal adaptation to climate change impacts in planning efforts, using the landscape of the Toms River-Barnegat Bay ecosystem in New Jersey (eastern coast of United States, 90 km south of New York City) as a case study.
Climate Change Adaptation in North America: Focuses on the ways of balancing ‘project risks’ and ‘global risks’ in order to successfully implement climate adaptation projects.
Designing with Risk: Balancing Global Risk and Project Risks Read More »
International Conference on Sustainable Infrastructure 2017: Summarizes the methodology and presents pilot testing of this method to identify infrastructure and resiliency improvements that meet the community resiliency needs.
Public Infrastructures/Infrastructural Publics: Critically explores the Rebuild by Design process and the novelty of its approach in a post-Sandy world.
Rebuilding by Design in Post-Sandy New York Read More »
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