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In this episode of SPACES, Dimitrius is joined by returning guest Dena Prastos, Founder and CEO of Indigo River, a pioneering women-owned design firm that specializes in progressive waterfront architecture and climate adaptation. As the first "waterfront architect," Dena has blazed a trail in creating resilient solutions at the water’s edge, with projects spanning New York Harbor and beyond.
Today we explore the evolution of waterfront infrastructure in New York City, particularly focusing on the development of a first-of-its-kind waterfront code. Dena discusses navigating complex regulatory environments, the pivotal role architects play in waterfront projects, and how the pressing challenges of climate change and rising sea levels are shaping the future of design. We also dive into the process of drafting adaptable regulations, and how sustainable, resilient design will be key in facing environmental challenges head-on.
SPACES Episode 169: Waterfront Architecture
SPACES "Going Green" Limited Series
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In this episode of SPACES, Dimitrius is joined by returning guest Dena Prastos, Founder and CEO of Indigo River, a pioneering women-owned design firm that specializes in progressive waterfront architecture and climate adaptation. As the first "waterfront architect," Dena has blazed a trail in creating resilient solutions at the water’s edge, with projects spanning New York Harbor and beyond.
Today we explore the evolution of waterfront infrastructure in New York City, particularly focusing on the development of a first-of-its-kind waterfront code. Dena discusses navigating complex regulatory environments, the pivotal role architects play in waterfront projects, and how the pressing challenges of climate change and rising sea levels are shaping the future of design. We also dive into the process of drafting adaptable regulations, and how sustainable, resilient design will be key in facing environmental challenges head-on.
SPACES Episode 169: Waterfront Architecture
SPACES "Going Green" Limited Series
If you enjoy our content, you can check out similar content from our fellow creators at Gābl Media.
Spaces Podcast Spaces Podcast website
LYNES // Gābl Media
All rights reserved
Mentioned in this episode:
Gabl Membership
Design Vault
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