Salty Urbanism: Towards An Adaptive Coastal Design Framework To Address Sea Level Rise

Huber, Jeffrey E.; Van De Riet, Keith; Sandell, John; Scarpa, Lawrence

doi:10.15274/tpj.2017.02.02.06

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Salty Urbanism: Towards An Adaptive Coastal Design Framework To Address Sea Level Rise

2017
By Huber, Jeffrey E. ; Van De Riet, Keith ; Sandell, John ; ...
Source: The Plan Journal 2 (2): 389-414

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Huber, Jeffrey E. ; Van De Riet, Keith ; Sandell, John ; Scarpa, Lawrence

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Utilizing the North Beach Village neighborhood in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, as case study, “Salty Urbanism” establishes an interdisciplinary team to develop a coupled research methodology and pedagogical approach that envisions and quantifies the experiential and ecological outcomes of alternative ways forward for the neighborhood in response to climate instability, disruption and rising sea levels. These outcomes consider an inevitable future of saturated landscapes and, as a result, integrate research models that accommodate a variety of best management practices (BMP), low impact development (LID), green infrastructure (GI) and other alternative concepts to be implemented over time in the neighborhood adaptation plan.
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Flood-adaptive Design Resiliency Sea Level Rise Urban Design
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The Plan Journal 2 (2): 389-414
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