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2021 Capstone Project

Scott Michael Shoemaker

Yerba Buena Cove: Reimagining Protective Infrastructure along San Francisco's Embarcadero Waterfront
Drawing upon the conclusions of the Port of San Francisco’s Multi-Hazard Risk Assessment and the Resilient By Design Bay Area Challenge, this proposed waterfront park extension protects one of the most flood- prone, seismically vulnerable sections of the Embarcadero Seawall through regenerative “ecological infrastructure” and attracts the public to the intertidal edge. This project aims to turn climate change adaptation strategies into a landmark park destination that offers a moment of reflection and reveals “how close to the sea we actually are.”

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COLLEGE EDUCATION

Wesleyan University
BA Environmental Studies
and Economics

HOMETOWN

Pacifica, CA

FAVORITE HOBBY

Surfing, Acting, Soccer, Music, Reading, Backpacking

PROFESSIONAL GOAL

Create regenerative landscapes that heal the earth and mitigate the effects of climate change.

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