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From floodwalls to flip-up gates, from Port Richmond to Parkchester, ONE is proud to lead and support some of the most ambitious resilience efforts underway in New York City! Here's the latest on our protective infrastructure and climate adaptive planning projects... ____ Matthijs Bouw Travis J M B. Mathew Staudt, AIA Justine Shapiro-Kline

One Architecture & Urbanism (ONE) and Rebuild by Design (RbD) are pleased to present the next steps towards Rainproofing New York City! Our new publication distills the insights and findings from the three Rainproof NYC Working Groups, in which city agency staff, experts, and community leaders collaborated from January through June of this year. “Rainproofing New York City: Recommendations from the Working Groups” builds on the original report from 2021 by exploring three topic areas and identifying actionable strategies to adapt the city to increasing rainfall, with benefits even during drought conditions. From stormwater management to housing mobility to building capacity and outreach, the report covers a wide range of recommendations to make the city more resilient for all New Yorkers. “This report represents the tough but rewarding foundation of how we can come together. Together we are working to put the foundation we created into long-lasting implementation.” Download the “Rainproofing New York City: Recommendations from the Working Groups” report here: https://lnkd.in/evcZF6S7 On the occasion of the publication of the Working Group recommendations, RbD is also thrilled to announce a new micro-grant opportunity! Three community organizations will each receive $10,000 to implement ongoing or new initiatives that address the recommendations and guiding principles from the Rainproof NYC Working Group process. Applications are due on Dec. 4, 2024—learn more at https://lnkd.in/ecv7gJWc ____ Rebuild by Design, NYC Department of Environmental Protection (NYC DEP), Matthijs Bouw, Lot Locher, Rifal Imam

11/12: Justine Shapiro-Kline: Anatomy of a Project – Harlem Creek Daylighting A lecture by Associate Director of Planning at ONE Architecture & Urbanism Justine Shapiro-Kline exploring how a project concept gets funded and implemented, tracing the development of a proposal to 'daylight' the buried Harlem Creek over a decade. Justine Shapiro-Kline is the Associate Director of Planning at One Architecture & Urbanism (ONE). Her practice prioritizes participatory design and integration of natural systems to support the development of equitable communities and resilient places. She brings a decade of experience working with communities, public agencies, and organizations on strategic initiatives, revitalization plans, and visioning efforts for equitable adaptation to climate change and its impact. 11/12 | 6:30–8 p.m. | Gensler Family AAP NYC Center Learn more + attend: https://lnkd.in/eC6PSGbG

The first section of the East Side Coastal Resiliency Project (ESCR) in NYC is officially complete! ???? New York City Mayor Eric Adams and the NYC Department of Design and Construction held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion of Phase One of ESCR, from East 15th Street to the Asser Levy Playground. ESCR - envisioned by BIG and designed together with the AKRF-KSE Joint Venture, MNLA , One Architecture & Urbanism (ONE), Arcadis , Jacobs, and others - will reduce flood risk for more than 110,000 New Yorkers, critical infrastructure, and hundreds of acres of Lower Manhattan. The project will implement raised parkland, floodwalls and gates, and improved recreational facilities and waterfront accessibility into the design of 70+ acres of new public space. ESCR’s entire 2.5-mile project area is located within the FEMA 100-year floodplain and spans from Montgomery Street to East 25th Street along the East River in Manhattan. Phase One was completed two months ahead of schedule and $10 million under budget. Read more about ESCR here: https://loom.ly/nCPXGjo ?? DDC / Matthew Lapiska; Mayoral Photography Office / Ed Reed; Field Condition / Jonathan Morefield HARDESTY & HANOVER CONSTRUCTION SERVICES, LLC SiteWorks Landscape Architecture / CM WESLER-COHEN ASSOCIATES CONSULTING ENGINEERS Hazen and Sawyer Pentagram U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development #Architecture #NYC #UrbanPlanning #Resiliency #Infrastructure #BIGArchitecture #BIGLandscape #BIGPlanning

ONE is thrilled to announce that “Newark360: Shaping Our City Together“ has won the 2024 American Planning Association Daniel Burnham Award for a Comprehensive Plan! We’re proud to have supported WRT in this major planning effort for City of Newark and Bloomberg Associates, with our collaborators Arup; Ninigret Partners; Heyer, Gruel and Associates; and Ulana Zakalak—congrats to everyone who was involved in this exceptional project! ”Newark, New Jersey, one of the nation's oldest and most diverse communities, is embracing its future through the?Newark360: Shaping Our City Together. The plan aims to accommodate growth while maintaining community integrity, inclusivity, and resiliency.” Check out the full video and project description here: https://lnkd.in/eK2p3xxm One Architecture & Urbanism (ONE) focused on the environment and sustainability element of the master plan. Learn more about the project here: https://www.newark360.org/ ____ Matthijs Bouw, Justine Shapiro-Kline, Greg LeMaire, Oksana Veselkova

?? We're happy to have participated in the ROEF podcast! In an episode recorded last month, ONE's Lot Locher shared insights into the importance of roof landscapes for the social, climate and biodiversity questions in the Netherlands and New York City. ?? Check it out on YouTube: https://bit.ly/roef-llyt (in Dutch but English subtitles available)

Now's your last chance to catch the International Architecture Biennale Rotterdam (IABR) 2024, Nature of Hope, at the Nieuwe Instituut before it closes this Sunday, 13 October! Among the many talented exhibitors, ONE is pleased to present?"Soil for Well-Being," which explores the intricate physical and social relationships between soil conditions and prosperity in Tuindorp Oostzaan in Amsterdam. The project also investigates how poor soil conditions, which are prevalent in many socially challenged neighborhoods in the Netherlands, are exacerbated by climate change, imposing an unjust burden on vulnerable communities at a national scale. Nature of Hope will be on view for five more days—learn more here: https://bit.ly/iabr2024 ____ ??Jacqueline Fujikschot

?? Looking for an opportunity to work on some of the biggest resilience and urban design projects in New York City? Of course you are! 1?? One Architecture & Urbanism (ONE) is #hiring a Project Manager and Senior Architect & Urban Designer to play key roles in our work on once-in-a-generation coastal resilience projects and high-profile planning efforts across the city. ? Learn more about the Project Manager role here: https://lnkd.in/en9wewiy ?? ...and the Sr. Architect & Urban Designer role here: https://lnkd.in/edQ2aaKn ____ Matthijs Bouw Travis J M B. Mathew Staudt, AIA Justine Shapiro-Kline

Planning your Climate Week? Don’t miss the panel discussion “Living Buildings are Resilient Buildings: Climate Mitigation and Adaptation” next Thursday, 9/26, at The New York Climate Exchange on Governors Island, featuring One Architecture & Urbanism (ONE)’s Founding Principal Matthijs Bouw, along with Shan Arora, Director of The Kendeda Building for Innovative Sustainable Design at Georgia Tech, and David Erdman, Founding Director of the Center for Climate Adaptation and Associate Professor of Architecture at Pratt Institute. Learn more & RSVP here: https://lnkd.in/eR4Fs6Rf Hope to see you there! #climateweek #climateweek2024 #resilience #climateadaptation

ONE is pleased to participate in a talk at Pakhuis de Zwijger next Thursday, 12 September, on the occasion of nai010 publishers' recent publication of Luuk Kramer’s new book "Dutch Waterworks Worldwide." The photodocumentary book features our East Side Coastal Resiliency project alongside other examples of Dutch water management around the world. Luuk will be joined by One Architecture & Urbanism (ONE)'s Matthijs Bouw, Marieke van Nood of World Waternet, and Chris Zevenbergen of Delft University of Technology, in what is sure to be a fascinating conversation moderated by Tracy Metz. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/ehuDPN8n