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Kate was recently profiled for the July 2018 issue of National Geographic.

The Living Breakwaters Project has reached a major milestone with the publication of the Final Environmental Impact Statement (FEIS)

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Last week, SCAPE teammembers were in Venice, Italy for the opening of the 16th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia. SCAPE is one of 7 teams representing the US at the biennale, under the theme of Dimensions of Citizenship. The pavilion’s theme considers how citizenship is constructed and contested in the built environment

Over the past year, SCAPE’s team for Resilient By Design’s Bay Area Challenge, Public Sediment, has been working with community leaders, activists, and organizations to help shape the Bay Area’s collective future by tackling local priorities and concerns together.

Yesterday, The Alliance for Downtown New York released the result of the ninth-month process: a detailed report titled “A More Welcoming Wall & Broad: A Vision for Improving the Stock Exchange District.”

Last week, SCAPE had the privilege to participate in the long-awaited ribbon cutting ceremony for Portner Flats – a pioneer affordable housing development in Washington D.C.

Next week, the Public Sediment team will be showcasing their final presentations for the Resilient by Design Bay Area Challenge.

On Wednesday and Friday this week, the SCAPE team participated in Earth Week events at Conference House Park on Staten Island.

For part 2 of our Be’er Sheva Quarry Park Site Visit series, we are sharing John and Jin’s ground research experience conducted on their recent trip to Israel. Their goal was to gain a better sense of the larger bioregional, geologic, and cultural context of the project site.