In the Eye of the Storm: How Centuries of Disaster Make Tokyo a Case Study in Urban Resilience
Report Summary:
Report Summary: Tokyo's long history with natural catastrophes has shaped the way the city has established a framework for urban resilience that has lasted to present day. ULI Asia Pacific’s report, In the Eye of the Storm, takes a look into how the combination of physical and cultural preparedness has propelled Tokyo into becoming one of the most resilient cities in the world.
Authors
RELATED
Webinar
ULI Global Sustainability Outlook 2025
The ULI Global Sustainability Outlook 2025 provides an overview of the widespread issues facing developers globally as they attempt to balance priorities, build resilience, decarbonize buildings, and move forward in an ever-changing market and global...
Case Study
425 Grand Concourse
425 Grand Concourse, winner of the 2024 Terwilliger Center Award for Innovation, is a 26-story, 310,000-square-foot Passive House–certified development located in the Mott Haven neighborhood of the Bronx, New York.
Webinar
Presentation of ULI France's White Paper on Decarbonisation
This webinar provided an overview of the results and outcomes presented in the White Paper on Decarbonisation, along with the future actions of the Decarbonisation Product Council.
Topics