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Floodproofing in the Federal Triangle
In June of 2006, Washington DC experienced a torrential downpour that flooded federal buildings, museums, and wreaked havoc on the Metrorail system. Fourteen agencies worked together to study the problem and provide solutions. This video summarizes the results of the study which resulted in the publication of two award-winning reports.
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