Awareness of exposure to climate hazards such as extreme heat, sea level rise/storm surge flooding, and increasing precipitation is growing as climate hazard risk mapping tools are improving and proliferating. At the same time, the line between climate change mitigation (reducing emissions) and adaptation (preparing for impacts) is blurring. Building owners, developers, architects, and engineers are tasked with operating, developing, and designing buildings that meet energy and water efficiency goals for reducing emissions while preparing buildings to be climate safe for residents and users. ​For the past 5+ years, ​New Ecology has been integrating efficiency audits with resilience assessments, developing tools and processes ​to advance climate risk assessment, ​designing and completing risk and vulnerability assessments ​for large portfolios of buildings, and putting state-of-the-science climate hazard risk mapping tools to work on specific projects. The presentation will present tools and resources, best practices, and case study examples to highlight how new and existing buildings can maximize resilience and efficiency in capital planning, including the identification of co-benefits.