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17 hours agoElevated Infrastructure and Public Space: Reclaiming the Ground Below
Elevation creates secondary spaces beneath infrastructure that are often underutilized and informally occupied.
The Vail Ski Resort in Colorado was ranked the most resilient mountain in the world, according to research from global real estate service company Savills. That's thanks to its five-month-long season, high elevation, and consistent snow. In fact, the mountain is the largest ski resort in Colorado with more than 5,300 skiable acres and with a base altitude of 8,120 feet, it receives more than 350 inches of snowfall on average each year, according to the resort.