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Discussion on climate resiliency measures for the waterfront site
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Council Member Lincoln Restler inquires about how the site addresses climate resiliency concerns, given its location on the Williams River Waterfront. Nebil Gokcebay, an architect from Marvel Architects, provides a detailed explanation of the measures in place.
- The site has a significant grade change between Kent Avenue and the waterfront, acting as a natural buffer
- Building openings are raised above flood elevation
- The garage entrance, the only potential vulnerability, will be protected with conventional dryproofing measures
- The design takes into account potential flooding events and incorporates mitigation strategies