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Resilience
Every investment in resilience should be multibenefit; we believe in leveraging the broader potential of resilience investments to strengthen social networks, grow economic opportunities, and advance equity. Addressing a range of challenges—from flooding, to heat waves, to drought—Sasaki works with clients to plan and design holistically for changing environments.
To preserve the vitality of the public realm and protect the wellbeing of their residents, cities with warm summers or year-round climates need to plan for extreme heat, just as those on oceans must plan for rising sea levels.
A new model of coastal rehabilitation for working seafronts in China
The National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) and Sasaki are excited to introduce this new user-friendly tool full of information around climate change risk and mitigation
A new kind of public open space that values the aesthetic, programmatic, and productive importance of treating contaminated water flowing into an EPA Superfund site
A community-driven vision for a resilient, inclusive waterfront destination
Reid Park Reimagined: Addressing Extreme Heat and Water Stress in the Sonoran Desert
Where flooding is a way of life, planning and designing to welcome water is a natural next step for this Chinese riverfront park
In this Parks & Recreation Magazine feature, thoughtful design and remediation turn an unloved urban site into a vibrant community asset at Bonnet Springs Park.
An award-winning comprehensive strategy to guide the city of Boston towards a more resilient future
Sasaki collaborated with the City of Boston to develop strategies that will help build a more just, equitable, and resilient Boston
A sustainable plan to secure the future of Washington D.C.’s iconic National Mall Tidal Basin
Creating a more flood resilient, accessible, and beautiful riverfront for Davenport, Iowa
Planning for resilience in a vulnerable area of Tennessee, guided by the principles: protect, restore, and empower