McKissack, as a subconsultant, performed resiliency audits for 1,594 single-family and multi-family homes in Howard Beach, Lower Manhattan, Red Hook, Rockaway East, Gravesend, S.E. Brooklyn, and Canarsie.   The Residential Technical Assistance Pilot Program was created to ensure that qualifying residential property owners had the tools and capacity to rebuild their storm-damaged residential structures in a resilient and sustainable manner.  McKissack conducted individual residential resiliency audits for residential property owners participating in the program. Resiliency audits involved an analysis of flood risk and potential future flood insurance costs; an analysis of engineering and structural issues, including an analysis of roof, first floor, crawl spaces and basement; an analysis of the historical record of past event damage and site vulnerabilities; and the creation of a resiliency audit containing a menu of recommendations to enhance overall resilience and efficiency of building systems.