Tredje Natur proposes floating car parks to prevent urban flooding
Next in our Designing for Disaster series, we spotlight Danish studio Tredje Natur's proposal for floating car parks on top of flood-preventing reservoirs.
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Next in our Designing for Disaster series, we spotlight Danish studio Tredje Natur's proposal for floating car parks on top of flood-preventing reservoirs.
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Words by Athlyn Cathcart-Keays Texas is currently under a blanket of snow, and peat is still burning in Arctic Russia after historic forest fires last summer, despite temperatures of -50 celsius. There are no two ways about it: our climate is in crisis, and it’s cities, where the majority of the world’s population resides, that will bear the brunt. By 2050, 1.6bn urban dwellers will be exposed to extreme temperatures, 570 coastal cities are at risk of extreme sea level rise or flooding, and one in four people on Earth will be living in cities where the availability of food will be majorly...