oct 21, 2012 / 12:00 PM
Join Kate Orff at 103rd Street Community Garden!
Archtober Building of the Day
Sunday, October 21 / 12:00 PM
oct 17, 2012 / 5:30 PM
Kate Orff lectures at UT-San Antonio
PETROCHEMICAL AMERICA
Wednesday, October 17 / 5:30PM
oct 3, 2012 / 5:00 PM
Kate Orff lectures at UT-Austin
Wednesday, October 3 / 5:00PM
Goldsmith Lecture Hall 3.120
sep 28, 2012
How Petrochemicals Are Ruining The American Landscape
Huffington Post / September 28th, 2012
by Kate Orff
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SCAPE / RISING CURRENTS featured in New York Magazine
mar 3, 2010
WHEN THE WATER RISES
Five Architects' Plans for Managing a Globally Warmed Future
By JUSTIN DAVIDSON
Published: March 8, 2010
"It's easy to imagine an apocalyptically soggy future for New York - high waves soaking the hem of Lady Liberty's robes, flash floods roaring through subway tunnels, kayakers paddling down Wall Street - and just as easy to dismiss it all as another end-of-days Hollywood fantasy..."
"…they craft a waterfront that is more like a beach than a bulwark: a soft urban edge that welcomes waves, drinks them up and puts them to work, and lets floodwaters ebb without drama…the result is a tour de force of visionary pragmatism..."
continue reading "When The Water Rises" at NYMag.com
