His discussion in sustainable design concepts through the lens' of his past projects was even more relevant due to the recent and ongoing effects of super-storm Sandy. Reminding us that our built world is often an imposition on the natural environment, Adam suggests that we must continue to re-think and re-define how we construct the built world in response to the natural.
These concepts were readily apparent in ARO's response to MOMA's Rising Currents: Projects for New York's Waterfronts.
The following images from the lecture suggest ecological changes to lower Manhattan. The project was analyzed recently in the New York Times.
A few video clips from the lecture highlighting thought process and architectural thinking relative to water and its power.
A brief description of ARO's Rising Tides Project
Manhattan sea level rise, hurricane sandy and architectural implications.
Architectural design strategies and thinking on the waterfront.
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