What if climate adaptation could do more than protect a neighborhood—what if it could help strengthen its identity, resilience, and future?
Last week, Walker Macy Principal Ken Pirie shared our work on the Duwamish River Sea Level Rise Adaptation Strategy at the WASLA Conference in Tacoma.
Centered on Seattle’s South Park and Georgetown neighborhoods, the project explores how equitable, community-driven infrastructure can respond to rising sea levels while supporting the people, businesses, and character that make these communities unique.
Ken was joined by David Goldberg of Seattle Public Utilities, a key collaborator helping move this important work forward through ongoing leadership and community engagement.
