The Church by the Sea in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., needed to replace its seawall, as the cement that held up the property from the Marion River canal was starting to crumble. The church chose to use innovative construction materials, turning a frustrating repair job into an opportunity for outreach and ecosystem restoration.
The Associated Press highlights The Church by the Sea’s Living Seawall in a look at how South Florida is adapting to rising seas and stronger storms.
South Florida’s industry & innovation news for the week of July 17 A dock-style walkway at The Church by the Sea will allow visitors to view the living seawall from the water side. The church is the recipient of Fort…
The Miami Herald spotlights how Church by the Sea is helping pioneer the largest privately funded living seawall project in Florida.
WLRN Public Media spotlights LivingSeawall.org
Fort Lauderdale ADTV host Melissa Carbonnell talks with Kind Designs founder Ana about 3D-printed Living Seawalls, including the one rising at Church by the Sea through LivingSeawall.org.
Living Seawall’s partner, KindDesigns, was featured in powerful CNBC segment on the future of coastal protection.
The Church by the Sea in Fort Lauderdale is pioneering a world-first — a living seawall, a fully integrated vertical reef seawall.
