When Hurricane Ida dumped record amounts of rain on New York Town in late August, shutting down the subway and drowning some residents trapped in basement flats, streets flooded in the Queens neighborhood of Rockaway Seaside. Two weeks previously, the same streets flooded in Tropical Storm Henri. But in entrance of one making, the pavement stayed dry. “The complete neighborhood flooded,” says Walter Rodríguez Meyer, cofounder and principal city designer at Nearby Office Landscape & Urban Style and design, which worked on the landscape style and design for the building—a combined-use, 100{6d6906d986cb38e604952ede6d65f3d49470e23f1a526661621333fa74363c48} affordable complicated referred to as Beach Inexperienced Dunes. “Our web site stayed bone dry.” [Photo: Local Office Landscape…