Climate Adaptive Infrastructure
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Climate Adaptive Infrastructure
Climate Adaptive Infrastructure is a design approach that uses flexible materials and modular systems so that buildings and public spaces can be changed or moved when weather patterns shift. Designers use things like adjustable shading, movable walls, and surfaces that absorb or drain water quickly. These features help cities and communities stay safe and comfortable during heavy rain, heat, or strong winds. Some projects use sensors to watch for changes in temperature or moisture, so the building or space can react in real time. This way, the design does not stay the same forever but grows and changes as the climate does.
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