Design for Flooding: Architecture, Landscape, and Urban Design for Resilience to Climate Change” by Donald Watson and Michele Adams is a guide focused on creating flood-resistant designs in response to climate change. It covers:

Resilience and Sustainability: Emphasizing long-term sustainability and adaptability in design.

Integrated Approaches: Combining architecture, landscape architecture, and urban planning for cohesive solutions.

Case Studies: Providing real-world examples of successful flood-resilient projects.

Design Strategies: Discussing site planning, building and landscape design, and urban planning techniques to mitigate flooding.

Policy and Planning: Addressing the role of regulatory frameworks and community planning in promoting resilience.

Climate Adaptation: Focusing on adaptive design to cope with future climate changes.

The book is suitable for professionals and students in architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, and related fields.