Recovery, Adaptation, Mitigation & Planning
Pratt Program for Sustainable Planning and Development
This website features the work from 13 classes at Pratt Institute, all of which responded to Superstorm Sandy. The work chronicles a multi-year program of coordinated planning and architectural studios/urban labs, workshops and conferences that were initiated by Pratt Institute’s Programs for Sustainable Planning and Development (PSPD) and called “Recovery, Adaptation, Mitigation and Planning [RAMP].”
Students and faculty that we part of the RAMP initiative worked closely with community partners/clients to develop plans and strategies for rebuilding and adaptation.
The website archives the various activities that took place during this multi-year initiative: 13 Pratt Institute Programs for Sustainable Planning and Development classes that focused on post-Sandy resiliency, videos that document aspects of the project, foundational resources, and supporters.
Pratt Organizers
Jamie Stein
Ron Shiffman
Kat Joseph (research)
Christopher Rice (research)
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Andrew Shea
Contributors
Students and Professors from 13 studios from Pratt Institute’s Program for Sustainable Planning and Development
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