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Resilience design strategies can be calculated and also understood financially. This helps to provide a more substantial case for design strategies in a project, aligning client requirements with design intent and developing high-performance buildings.  \nExecutive Summary  \nIntroduction: A Basic  \nUnderstanding of Resilience Design  \nStep 1: Resilience Scope  \nUnderstand what your client and stakeholders require regarding resilience. Sometimes, architects may need to educate or identify resilience needs when the client is not familiar or knowledgeable on the subject.  \nStep 2: Align and Plan  \nOnce the scope has been established, it is time to develop the team and the work-plan to achieve the project resilience goals.  \nStep 3: Identify Hazards  \nBegin the project investigations before design to uncover potential hazards and the associated risksand vulnerabilities. Primary and secondary impacts or cascading effects like hurricanes and power outages are important to consider as well.  \nConclusion: Next Steps and Major Take-Aways  \nAs the connections between natural disasters, social unrest, and health emergencies continue to strengthen and impact communities more frequently, it is important to incorporate resilience design in projects and engage clients on the value of this work.  \nIn some ways, resilience design has already become part of an architect’s standard of care, such as requirements for emergency power in essential facilities.  \nIn other ways, resilience design is missing requirements for passive survivability. The Resilience Design Toolkit provides an objective analysis process to balance subjective reasoning so that the value of resilience design strategies can be calculated and also understood financially. This helps to provide a more substantial case for design strategies in a project, aligning client requirements with design intent and developing highperformance buildings.  \nStep 4: Integrate Resilience Design  \nWith the hazards evaluated and the key risks identified, now the design team can develop resilience design strategies and test them for effectiveness using a Benefit Cost Analysis (BCA) and Choosing by Advantages (CBA) exercise.  \nStep 5: Operate + Evaluate  \nAfter construction is complete, following up with your client and the community can allow for Post Occupancy Evaluation (POE) to understand the project’s successes and failures. This is also a good time to solidify becoming a trusted advisor to your client.  \nIntroduction  \nFrom Research to Practice  \nResilience is a broad term used to assess our ability to withstand and endure some of life’s toughest moments, whether it is losing all your possessions in afire or struggling to find food to eat. Resilience design strategies are critical to incorporate in our cities and communities today so that we can provide security, health, and wellness for all. 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