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Pippa will present SCAPE’s Living Breakwaters project at a lunchtime discussion about the progress of the Hurricane Sandy Design Competition projects and the report, “Rebuilding with Resilience: Lessons from the Rebuild by Design Competition After Hurricane Sandy.”

Gena will give a lecture at Ball State University on Monday, November 14th.

The October 2016 Landscape Architecture Magazine (LAM) issue featured an article on using open-source tech and citizen science to gather environmental data and mapping images.

Rebuild by Design recently released “Elements of Effective Engagement,” the best practices for community engagement illustrated by the Hurricane Sandy Design Competition projects.

SCAPE’s Living Breakwaters Project was featured in a recent WIRED article on the importance of social infrastructure in the effort to fortify against future natural disasters.

SCAPE’s Living Breakwaters project was featured in a recent Fortune article, “America Needs New Ways to Fight the Next Superstorm.”

Kate will give a lecture to RPI’s School of Architecture on Wednesday, November 2.

Kate and SCAPE have been named the “Most Innovative Landscape Architect” by the Village Voice.

Pippa Brashear, Director of Planning and Resilience, will give a lecture at the “Resilient” Conference in Helsinki.

The Architect’s Newspaper gives an update on SCAPE’s Town Branch Commons project.