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Designing for the expected loads over the life of the building will certainly lead to greater resilience with all its benefits for both the building owner and the surrounding community.
Designers, construction personnel, operators, building management, and building owners need to get up to speed with the topic of resilience going forward.
Earlier this year, SmithGroup's Science & Technology Practice hosted a guided client engagement charrette exploring key drivers, current trends, challenges, and opportunities as well as what the future holds. Here are the results.