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Kate Cotter is the CEO and Founder of the Resilient Building Council. And she is incredibly driven to solve some of the biggest challenges architecture, design and construction are confronted with: namely, how to build better, more resilient buildings that can face the increasing natural hazards of this country.
When you build a home from the ground up, take nothing to chance. Follow some best practices to make sure the home is built to last.
How best to build our homes so they can better withstand natural disasters? It's not just about designing for floods or fire, for example, but creating structures to withstand multiple threats. And to cope with any change of temperature on top of that? Many countries are facing an increase in climate-related threats, and they're struggling to cope and adapt. In Australia, a review of the National Construction Code is underway and there are calls for higher minimum standards. Should such a crisis design be made mandatory?
Delegates who attended the information and community engagement session held on 9 June 2021 in Chimanimani (Zimbabwe) agreed to the proposed nomination of Chimanimani as a Biosphere Reserve.Chimanimani East Member of Parliament, Hon Joshua Sacco and
The U.S. Green Building Council-Los Angeles Chapter (USGBC-LA) will host its quarterly Thought Leadership event, a 5-hour symposium on “Reducing California’s Fire Risk” online Thursday, June 17th.