With the storm Isaias making its way up the eastern seaboard, historic Brooklyn deploys AquaFence to protect their building. Read more about it here.
https://www.foxnews.com/science/isaias-flood-barriers-protect-historic-brooklyn-building
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AquaFence FloodWall successfully deployed in the US.
AquaFence has CE mark for FloodWall, in this article you can read about the importance of this.
AquaFence protects Tampa General Hospital in Florida.
Tampa General Hospital is a 1, 101 bed hospital with over 8,000 team members. An important and big hospital that needs to be up and running at all times.
Both patients, staff and equipment needed protection .
AquaFence has been selected as one of the finalists for the Mitigation Award, at this years Flood Expo!
A successful deployment at Shake Shack Brickell, making them ready for hurricane season.
The new MassMutual building, which will be completed in 2021, will be equipped with AquaFence , portable water barriers that can be assembled in a matter of hours.
Read more here
Take a look at this video showing New York property owners discussing AquaFence flood barrier
An article written by Consigli lists three things that building owners can do to protect their assets.
Identify the top three areas of vulnerability and related leves of risk.
Consider temporary or permanent fencing system. A popular fence system, AquaFence, can provide effective protection against flood water infiltration
Consult with designers and builders to create an action plan for closing the gaps between risk exposures and level of preparedness.
You can read the whole article here.
In a recent article published by Propmodo, the Harvard professor John Macomber mentions AquaFence as solution to protection property.
“I don’t want to turn people off by being an alarmist. The sea is not coming up two meters tomorrow,” said Macomber. “Rather, I think that all portfolio managers should say, ‘let’s look at these sea rise probability ranges and the exceedance models, asset by asset. Maybe it is worth the money to move the generators to the second floor and buy AquaFence just in case — but I don’t think I’m going to sell the property.’”
Read the whole article here.