Check out CBS New York video coverage of the Wagner Park reopening and
our floodgates on full display in New York.
Progress continues on multiple Coastal Resiliency projects that make up the overall Lower Manhattan Coastal Resiliency Project in New York that we are proud to be part of.
We are excited to be an integral part of the Battery Park City Resilience Projects, where our floodgates protect the Museum of Jewish Heritage and Pier A Plaza.
The reopening of Wagner Park is a major milestone and we were honored that FloodBreak’s flood barrier systems were included in the news coverage.
These barriers remain until deployed, protecting the community from storm surge while keeping the park open, inviting, and accessible every day.
It represents the future of resilient design for New York City’s waterfront.
For more than 20 years, FloodBreak has advanced flood protection technology at vulnerable sites across the. globe. Our latest projects in this area demonstrate how resilient infrastructure can protect communities without sacrificing the spaces people love.
This is resilience in action, safeguarding Lower Manhattan while enhancing the experience for residents and visitors alike.
We look forward to sharing more updates on our ongoing coastal resilience installations as they develop!
