Climate Resilience Design Standards

Climate Resilience Design Standards are guidelines that help buildings and infrastructure withstand the impacts of climate change, such as extreme weather, flooding, and high temperatures. These standards ensure designs include features like elevated structures, durable materials, and improved drainage systems to reduce damage and protect communities. By following these guidelines, architects and engineers can create safer, more adaptable environments that survive and function effectively despite changing climate conditions. Essentially, they aim to minimize risks and enhance the long-term sustainability of our built environment in the face of climate challenges.