november, 2021

04nov10:00 am11:30 amDesigning for Climate Resilience

Event Details

After being hit hard by storms such as Hurricanes Sandy and Ida, New York City is already feeling the extreme weather effects of climate change. With such events projected to worsen in the coming years, it is critical that the city’s buildings and infrastructure should be able to withstand their effects.

On November 4, join us to learn the latest science on climate change in NYC and how it’s being used to inform resiliency planning. Speakers will highlight how the city is leading by example by enacting the New York City Climate Resiliency Design Guidelines for city-funded capital projects. They will also show how some private building designers are already putting them to use.

SPEAKERS

Joel Towers
Co-Chair, New York City Panel on Climate Change

Peter Adams
Senior Policy Advisor, NYC Mayor’s Office of Climate Resiliency

Crystal Ng
Senior Associate, Director of Sustainability, Curtis + Ginsberg Architects

Louis Koehl
Associate, Handel Architects

Sabrina Barker
Director of Development, Jonathan Rose Companies

MODERATOR

Danielle Manley
Policy Manager, Urban Green Council

Time

(Thursday) 10:00 am - 11:30 am

Location

Online

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