CaD Studio: Phase I
The Climate-adaptive Design (CaD) studio is a research effort in partnership with Cornell Landscape Architecture, Cornell Water Resources Institute and the NYS DEC Hudson River Estuary Program.
CaD in the news
- The Climate-adaptive Design (CaD) Studio recently announced two new resources available for communities with an interest in climate adaptation. The CaD Hudson Valley Regional LookBook provides information about climate risks in the Hudson Valley and shares concepts for nature-based techniques that increase resilience to flooding, heat and other climate-related hazards. Links to resources, technical assistance and funding sources are embedded in the publication. The CaD Hudson Valley Regional StoryMap is an ArcGIS StoryMap website that offers a map-based tour of the Hudson Valley, sharing climate risks, resilience techniques and design concepts generated by students in the CaD studio.
- Learn about CaD in Adapting to the Consequences of Climate Change on Capital Press Room
- The Village of Tarrytown has completed the CaD Studio Phase I. More info available on their webpage.
- The Village of Tarrytown selected to host the 2022 CaD Studio!
- DEC announces 2022 CaD Studio Opportunity
- Poughkeepsie to Serve as Host Community for Cornell University Climate Design Studio, September, 2021
- The River and the Real World, article on the CaD Studio in Ossining in Landscape Architecture Magazine, May, 2020
- Students sketch Ossining’s budding waterfront ideas, March 25, 2020
- Visit a CaD Phase II project at upcoming Weaving the Waterfront event in Kingston, NY on Saturday, October 26, 2019!
- The 2019 CaD studio goes to the Town and Village of Ossining!
- DEC Announces $250,000 in Awards to Improve Resiliency of Kingston and Piermont Riverfronts