Infrastructure design is the hidden architecture of disaster risk

https://phys.org/news/2026-01-infrastructure-hidden-architecture-disaster.html

“‘…the built environment acts as the hidden architecture of disaster risk. Roads, housing, drainage systems, power grids, and health care facilities quietly determine how hazards are experienced long before an emergency declaration is issued. “‘

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A career public servant, an adjunct professor, SME in policy analysis, program evaluation, emergency management, local government, amateur and youth baseball, and the interdependences and inter-connectedness if these. View all posts by From Brassville to...

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The purpose of this blog is to provide myself a platform for retaining information, ideas, etc.*, mainly in the areas we shall refer to as:

Professor Vocino: Adjunct Professor, University of the District of Columbia, Washington, D.C. (2015 to present). Expertise: disaster management, U.S. emergency preparedness and disaster resilience.;

Coach John: Assistant (volunteer) Coach, Eastern HS, Washington, D.C. / Principal: Red/White/Blue-HardBall (Baseball, Slo-pitch, Fastpitch Softball) program –

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