When you replace the seawall, you will add the cost of the "repair" to the basis of the land.
No, because you were reimbursed for the casualty loss, the basis of the building would be 1) reduced for the change in assessed value and 2) increased by the reimbursement you received.
You may wish to review IRS Pub 547 Casualties Insurance and Other Reimbursements
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