Retrofitting of urban areas: climate proof for the same cost

Jeroen Kluck; L. Kleerekoper; Floris Boogaard; Jonathan Tipping

Retrofitting of urban areas: climate proof for the same cost

Jeroen Kluck, L. Kleerekoper, Floris Boogaard, Jonathan Tipping

University of Amsterdam

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Abstract

Due to climate change the frequency of extreme precipitation is set to increase. To reduce the risk of damage, Dutch municipalities will need to retrofit the urban areas in a climate resilient (CR) way. To justify this investment, they need evidence for the possibilities of CR urban street designs and insight into the costs. For characteristic Dutch typologies of urban residential areas we have investigated how to retrofit the urban area. For 10 cases we designed alternatives of street lay-outs and determined the life cycle costs and benefits. This showed that most flat Dutch urban typologies can easily be retrofitted in a CR way without additional costs (compared to the standard designs).

Original language	English
Pages	720-724
Publication status	Published - Sept 2017
Event	14th IWA/IAHR international conference on urban drainage (ICUD) - Praque, Czech Republic Duration: 10 Sept 2017 → 15 Sept 2017

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Conference	14th IWA/IAHR international conference on urban drainage (ICUD)
Country/Territory	Czech Republic
City	Praque
Period	10/09/17 → 15/09/17

Keywords

climate adaptation
water management
urban typologies

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Retrofitting of urban areas: climate proof for the same cost

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