Home - Developing Urban Resilience

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Web Name: Home - Developing Urban Resilience

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Learn about real estate development projects showcasing best practices in resilient design.Featured projects and policies address climate shocks and stresses at the site scale, proactively considering environmental vulnerabilities like sea-level rise, storms, heat, drought, and earthquakes. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Cira Green Cira Green Park, Green infrastructure landscape features, Green roofs, Native plants trees, Natural drainage system, Permeable pavement, Rain gardens, Water harvesting recycling Tampa, Florida Encore! Encore! Master planned community, Filtration systems, Green infrastructure landscape features, Native plants trees, Permeable pavement, Reuse systems, Stormwater vault Washington, District of Columbia District Wharf District Wharf Master planned community, Efficient fixtures or irrigation, Elevated mechanicals, Grade elevation access, Green infrastructure landscape features, Green roofs, Native plants trees, Permeable pavement, Rain gardens, Rainwater cistern, Tree boxes Harris County, Texas Stonebrook Estates Stonebrook Estates Master planned community, Bioretention swales, Detention basin, Filtration systems, Green infrastructure landscape features, Natural drainage system Portland, Oregon Meier & Frank Delivery Depot Meier & Frank Delivery Depot Commercial office, Bioretention swales, Efficient fixtures or irrigation, Filtration systems, Green infrastructure landscape features, Green roofs, Monitoring systems, Rainwater cistern, Reuse systems Seattle, Washington High Point High Point Residential, Bioretention swales, Green infrastructure landscape features, Native plants trees, Natural drainage system, Permeable pavement, Rain gardens, Retention pond or ice rink San Antonio, Texas The Residences at La Cantera The Residences at La Cantera Master planned community, Efficient fixtures or irrigation, Monitoring systems, Native plants trees, Rainwater cistern, Water harvesting recycling SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA SkySong SkySong Commercial office, Park, Master planned community, Mixed use, Residential, Efficient fixtures or irrigation, Green infrastructure landscape features, Heat prepared exterior, Native plants trees Minneapolis, Minnesota The Rose The Rose Residential, Efficient fixtures or irrigation, Filtration systems, Green infrastructure landscape features, Native plants trees, Rain gardens, Rainwater cistern, Reuse systems, Stormwater vault PHOENIX, ARIZONA Edison Eastlake Edison Eastlake Park, Mixed use, Residential, Backup power, Cool surfaces, Green infrastructure landscape features, Heat prepared exterior, Native plants trees, Permeable pavement, Resilience hub Burbank, California Burbank Water and Power EcoCampus Burbank Water and Power EcoCampus Community facility, Detention basin, Filtration systems, Green infrastructure landscape features, Green roofs, Native plants trees, Permeable pavement, Reuse systems, Tree boxes Caldwell, Idaho Indian Creek Daylighting Indian Creek Daylighting Park, Bioretention swales, Green infrastructure landscape features, Native plants trees, Natural drainage system, Permeable pavement Houston, Texas Bagby Street Bagby Street District, Transit-oriented development, Cool surfaces, Efficient fixtures or irrigation, Green infrastructure landscape features, Native plants trees, Permeable pavement, Rain gardens Boise, Idaho Central Addition LIV District Central Addition LIV District District, Green infrastructure landscape features, Permeable pavement, Renewable distributed energy, Tree boxes Tucson, Arizona ENR2 ENR2 Academic, Backup power, Elevated mechanicals, Green infrastructure landscape features, Heat prepared exterior, Native plants trees, Renewable distributed energy, Water harvesting recycling Boston, Massachusetts Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Medical institution, Bioretention swales, Elevated mechanicals, Grade elevation access, Green infrastructure landscape features, Green roofs, Natural drainage system, Renewable distributed energy Washington, District of Columbia Canal Park Canal Park Park, Bioretention swales, Filtration systems, Green infrastructure landscape features, Green roofs, Rain gardens, Rainwater cistern, Retention pond or ice rink, Reuse systems, Tree boxes Houston, Texas Buffalo Bayou Park Buffalo Bayou Park Park, Detention basin, Green infrastructure landscape features, Native plants trees, Natural drainage system, Retention pond or ice rink Boston, Massachusetts Atlantic Wharf Atlantic Wharf Mixed use, Efficient fixtures or irrigation, Filtration systems, Green infrastructure landscape features, Green roofs, Native plants trees, Rainwater cistern, Reuse systems Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Penn Park Penn Park Park, Bioretention swales, Green infrastructure landscape features, Monitoring systems, Native plants trees, Rain gardens, Rainwater cistern, Reuse systems Nominate resilient projects, policies or resources to be included in the Developing Urban Resilience brief library. ULI welcomes new submissions and will provide some support with research and writing. AcknowledgmentsThe Urban Land Institute’s Urban Resilience program is grateful to The JPB Foundation, which supported this project, as well to other funders who supported much of the research on the site, such as The Kresge Foundation, the New York Community Trust, and the ULI Foundation. The Urban Resilience program would also like to thank the vast ULI network, including the many members, district councils, and product councils that have generously contributed their time and expertise to the briefs included on this site through interviews, research, and project nominations. In particular, the Responsible Property Investment Council initiated this website through the Returns on Resilience report in 2015, and district councils—including ULI Michigan, ULI Idaho, and ULI Houston—nominated projects from their regions to be included in this site launch. Thank you to all who have been and continue to be involved in creating content for “Developing Urban Resilience.”The ULI Center for Sustainability and Economic Performance is dedicated to creating healthy, resilient, and high-performing communities and buildings around the world. Through several programs and initiatives, like the Urban Resilience program, the Center provides leadership, support, and evidence to land use and real estate professionals to invest in energy efficient, healthy, resilient, and sustainable buildings and communities.

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