Designing the Future – Part Two – Understanding the Barriers

5 months ago

Real-world impediments can limit or forestall the transition to a more resilient future, such as envisaged or enabled through architectural…

Desugning the Future – Part One – Envisaging the Future

5 months ago

It has often been stated that architects are thetrue designers of our future, that their designs and visions will shape…

Resiliency and Sustainability-Two Sides of the Same Coin

5 months ago

The future of the built environment lies in Regenerative Design—where buildings don't just "survive" or "do less harm," but actively contribute…

Achieving Resiliency in Design and Construction in the Pacific Northwest

6 months ago

In essence, the shift to resilience in the Pacific Northwest will transform construction from a system designed primarily for normal…

The Value and Incentives of Resilient Design and Construction

6 months ago

As climate change intensifies and the population grows, the imperative for resilient design will only increase. By recognizing the shared…

Public-Private Partnerships: The Financial Engine for Resilient Infrastructure

7 months ago

Public Private Partnerships are indispensable in the Pacific Northwest because disasters here cross borders, overwhelm single institutions, and demand coordinated…

Financing Resilience: Mechanisms to Accelerate Resilient Design and Construction

7 months ago

The imperative to build resilient infrastructure and buildings is clear, but the primary barrier remains upfront financing. Resilient features—from reinforced foundations…

Why the Construction Sector Must Prioritize Building for Resilience

8 months ago

The global landscape is fundamentally shifting. Faced with the escalating threats of our changing natural environment, increasingly severe and frequent…

A CEO’s Guide to Resiliency

8 months ago

In essence, a resilient business is a future-proofed business. It transforms potential crises into manageable events, ensuring not just survival,…

How the Construction Sector is Adapting to the Resiliency Imperative

9 months ago

The construction professional of the future will be less focused on sheer output speed and more on informed, quality-driven execution…