Sea level rise architecture

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Students: Michael Aiardo, Austin Pena and Ashley Feyes. The City of Boston established initiatives to combat climate change and build a resilient future. The project was to design a rec center (play) that also serves as a disaster relief space (performance) and an emergency shelter. Students contended natural disasters and sea level rise, while also enhancing the overall experience of the design. The group looked at ways to see the architecture change with the ongoing flooding.

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Students: Abigail Korn, Onkar Joshi, Emily Collins. The City of Boston established initiatives to combat climate change and build a resilient future. The students designed a rec center that becomes a disaster relief space. Students contended with natural disasters and sea level rise, while also enhancing the overall experience. This project looked at ways to see the buildings move and float as the land erodes over time due to ongoing flooding.

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