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Spatial Resilience

38 Projects 36 Journals 2 Publications

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38 projects

Anagha

Mediating resilience and livelihood through community architecture Regional center for Oceanography

**Integrated Centre for Coastal Interpretation, Research and Resilience** integrates marine research, public interpretation, community development, and disaster resilience. Community spaces are designed to convert into emergency response and relief facilities during disasters, ensuring adaptability and long-term coastal resilience.

Katrina and Angelique

47-Hectare Multi-Thematic Regional Disaster Agency Complex

47-Hectare Hub for Emergency Learning Analytics x Intervention Strategy which is aligned with the Four Thematic Areas of NDRRMC.

JERSIAH

Restoring fragmented ecologies: reimagining Pallikaranai marshland

The proposed intervention zone focuses on reconnecting the fragmented wetland network of Pallikaranai Marsh through the restoration of lost feeding channels, revival of historical drainage pathways, and strengthening of blue-green corridors. By re- establishing these ecological linkages, the proposal seeks to enhance water movement, biodiversity exchange.

Ivan and 2 others

Peak: Resilient Parking

This project reimagines the East River waterfront in Manhattan as a resilient, inclusive, and sustainable neighborhood built from the ground up. Responding to the challenges of climate change, aging infrastructure, and social inequality, the design proposes a multi-use recreational corridor for flood protection systems and renewable energy networks.

Umme

FLOOD RESILIENT HOUSING

The research underscores the importance of designing flood-resilient housing that allows communities to remain in place, preserving their socio-economic and cultural fabric. By leveraging locally available materials and involving the community in the design and maintenance processes, the proposed solutions not only enhance flood resilience but also promote a

Mengjing

Home is Where the Heart is

Out of the countryside, in the drift, in fact, what we are looking for is – ‘’An’’, a sense of stab- ility. But where is ‘An’, the place of true peace, no longer in the countryside, but in the heart. "Heart" is our only home, no matter the cape or the end of the world, peace of mind is home.

Jiyuan and Feipeng

Food Resilience Center Design

This design combined with the local city and social background, from the overall site to consider, designed with nature and peopleThe needs of integrated architecture. The architectural functional area and its form have also achieved a good combination and integrated in a unified form The complex site, thus achieving harmony and integration in all aspects。

YongYi and 3 others

Floating boundary

We hope to use the idea of symbiosis with nature and the original image of the city as a prototype to createa memorial place with humanistic care and critical spirit, and to shape this site into the control and warning boundary of maritime "construction".

Shamna and Wojciech

AFLOAT | A WATER RESILIENT NEIGHBORHOOD

To design a neighborhood that responds to climatic variations and offers resilience to the inhabitants of Jakarta, Indonesia due to rising sea levels caused by global climate change. Jakarta is one of the fastest sinking city in the world and this project aims at creating a water resilient neighborhood that takes inspiration from amphibious architecture.

mert and 2 others

IS(O)LAND

OUR WAY OF LIFE IN THE CITY TRIGGERED THE GLOBAL WARMING. ONE OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF THIS SITUATION BREAKED THE OCEAN LEVEL. HOW CAN WE LIVE IN A MUTUALISTIC WAY WITH WATER DIFFERENT FROM OUR CURRENT LIVING WAY?

Muhammad

Resiliencity

this project demonstrate a new technique of incremental solution after a disaster or earthquake

Basia

reborn.

urban design is the act of decision making related to organizing space in liaison with socio-economic, ecological and aesthetical aspects. In a case of unpredictable disaster that disturbs the mechanism of the city, the role of spatial planning is to implement “healing patches” that lead to recovery and improvement in the urban tissue.