ES 5740

Climate Adaptive Lifelong Housing

Antioch University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Throughout the evolution of our species, the design of our dwelling has been crucial in helping humans survive inclement climates. Research examining how the design of contemporary homes can safeguard vulnerable residents during climate-amplied weather events is an emerging area of professional interest. Since most disaster victims are found “in and around their homes”, this issue is increasingly urgent, especially as the National Academy of Sciences offer climate trends and projections that suggest the frequency and intensity of environmental stressors will continue to rise as we experience global changes. This module will introduce students to the concept of climate adaptive lifelong housing and encourage critical thinking regarding housing needs of the most vulnerable community members during extreme weather events. After this module, students will be able to identify supports and barriers to building climate-informed housing which can safeguard the most vulnerable people.

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Class #antioch-0980Fall 2026UGRD1.0 credits
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