Water: Summer 2010, Volume 13 Number 2

		So, How’d That Work Out? Updates from the (water)front. Amelia Thrall, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP, Vernon Woodworth AIA, LEED AP, Anthony Flint Jamie M. Fay AICP, Tom Palmer Comments (1) Mapping the Floods They’re from FEMA and they’re here to help. Really. By Elizabeth Stoel and Meera Deean Comments (2) The High Tide of Opportunity Working with water is a lot better than working against. By Hubert Murray FAIA, RIBA and Antonio Di Mambro FAIA Comments (5) Sea-level Rise in Boston Harbor Managing the Risk How long do we have? By Hubert Murray FAIA, RIBA Comments (2) Put a LID on It It’s time to think of stormwater as a natural resource. Low Impact Development (LID) offers an alternative to old drain-and-dispose techniques. By Sara Cohen Comments (0) What’s Wrong With This Picture? Photographs by Alex S. MacLean Text by Elizabeth S. Padjen FAIA Comments (0) Political Science Can one river change the world? With the science and political skill behind the Charles River Watershed Association, you wouldn’t bet against it. Bob Zimmerman talks with Jay Wickersham FAIA Comments (2) Boil That Dirty Water ArchitectureBoston didn’t plan the water-pipe break to make our summer issue more timely. But in recognition of this coincidence, we encourage you to check out the following resources. By Gretchen Schneider AIA, LEED AP Comments (0) Cover: The L Street Brownies annual New Year’s Day Polar Bear Plunge — a South Boston tradition since 1904. Photo by Kelvin Ma.		From the Editor The Swimsuit Issue Comments (0) Letters to the Editor Comments (0) Bauhaus 1919–1933: Workshops for Modernity Comments (0) Havana Revisited: An Architectural Heritage Comments (1) The SHIFTboston Forum Comments (0) The Lurker Design That Drives Us Crazy by Joan Wickersham Comments (0) Books Comments (0) Periodical Roundup Covering the Issues by Gretchen Schneider AIA, LEED AP Comments (0) Site Work Comments (0) Other Voices Boston Harbor By Christopher Swain Comments (1) How Long is the Charles River? Comments (0)

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