Climate change, “climigration,” and the Rust Belt: The New York Times joins Jesse Keenan for a look at the future of Duluth
Faced with a rapidly changing climate, where might millions of Americans relocate to escape newly…
Topic Resilience
Types in the Park
Boxia Wang (MLA ’17) As sea level rise and storm events continue to threaten the…
Biscayne Barnacles
by Sonny Meng Qi Xu (MLA I AP & MArch II ’18) The project proposes an…
Climate 2050 Justice Divestment Project
by Sam Matthew (MDes ’18) Inspired by the Million Dollar Block project, this project uses publicly…
Living Landforms
by Ziwei Zhang (MLA ’17) As sea levels rise, Miami must adopt new urban models…
“Multiple Miamis” presents the city’s multiple personalities, with lessons for cities across the country
The sunset orange that frames “Multiple Miamis” gradually deepens as the exhibition progresses, a gesture…
“We were never considered fully human, so why should we care about this crisis?” Rosi Braidotti on collective positivity in the face of human extinction
We do not have time for entrenched antagonisms or building communities that bask in apocalyptic…
Global Design Initiative for Refugee Children
Global displacement has surpassed that witnessed in the wake of World War…
Future of the American City
The Future of the American City project is an urban study initiative…
Has “climate resiliency” lost its meaning? Jesse M. Keenan and Chris Reed discuss in Metropolis and elsewhere
As Mimi Zeiger observes in Metropolis, natural disasters occupy our cultural consciousness with mounting…