Designing for water is a central piece of designing for climate resilience that also intersects with electrification and decarbonization in a variety of ways. As extreme weather events increase in frequency and intensity, water resilience and the global scarcity of potable water are critical areas for which buildings are a major intervention point to reduce both consumption and wastewater, improve groundwater recharge, and minimize flood risks. These considerations interact with green stormwater infrastructure, building system selection, renewable energy options, as well as ability to protect existing structures in a changing climate. This session is particularly important as decarbonization efforts ramp up and will underscore how design teams should incorporate water resilience considerations into their projects through multiple lenses, ranging from coordination between green stormwater infrastructure and geothermal infrastructure to breaking down how strategies to reduce indoor water consumption dovetail with energy reduction strategies.