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John and Allison Anderson in the Bay St. Louis, Miss., office of their firm Unabridged Architecture.

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The Bay St. Louis office of Unabridged Architecture.

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The Andersons’ own house, which survived Katrina in large part because of its green roof.

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The Andersons' home after Hurricane Katrina.

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Firehouse No. 1 in Bay St. Louis, designed by Unabridged Architecture to double as an emergency operations center and shelter.

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Interior image of Firehouse No. 1.

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Interior detail of Firehouse 1.

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The Longfellow Civic Center in Bay St. Louis sits perched on top of a parking garage, which generates much of its own energy. The site was formerly the home of the county jail, which was demolished after Katrina.

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Interior image of the Longfellow Civic Center, which features Gulf views.

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The 2010 St. Patrick's Episcopal Church in Long Beach, Miss. Unabridged designed the new church on a site farther inland after Katrina destroyed the previous building, which was located on beachfront property.

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An interior image of St. Patrick's, which features a tall wall of windows behind the altar that gives parishioners a connection to the outdoors.

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