OVERVIEW
Think you’re designing a 100-year building? Not if a 100-year storm destroys it next year.
In this section, you will:
-
gather lessons learned from case studies of the very first resilient design projects
-
understand how your green building expertise already overlaps with resilience
-
find out how to assess the region-specific risks your project faces as a result of climate change
Once you complete your own resilience assessment, you can develop strategies to design for building “hardening,” food security, passive survivability, and program flexibility to accommodate community support functions.
IN-DEPTH
Filter results:
- Blog Post (2) Apply Blog Post filter
- Feature Article (12) Apply Feature Article filter
- Feature Short (7) Apply Feature Short filter
- News Analysis (10) Apply News Analysis filter
- News Brief (17) Apply News Brief filter
- Op-Ed (2) Apply Op-Ed filter
- Primer (1) Apply Primer filter
- Product Review (2) Apply Product Review filter
- Webcast (1) Apply Webcast filter
-
Insurers Ill-Prepared for Climate Change, Survey Finds
News Analysis
Despite another historic year of extreme weather, most insurance companies still aren't facing climate risks.
-
Introducing the Resilient Design Institute
Op-Ed
BuildingGreen announces the formation of the Resilient Design Institute.
-
Prepare for Killer Summer Heat, Says NRDC
News Brief
New data analysis predicts more than 150,000 additional heat-related deaths in the largest U.S. cities by century's end.
-
Green Buildings Should Bounce Back, Says Resilience Report
News Analysis
Does climate adaptation mean we're giving up the fight against global warming? No, says USGBC: resilience and green building go hand in hand.
