PYATOK's very own Daniel Mason, AIA and Ben Harth, AIA will join Michael Johnson in a presentation on the use of Volumetric Modular construction in the Coliseum Connections project in Oakland. Constructed using Prefabricated Volumetric Modules by Guerdon Modular of both Type-III and Type-V over Type-I, the project offers a unique mix of 50% affordable and 50% market-rate rental apartments. This presentation will discuss the unique development, design and construction considerations for high density, multifamily, mid-rise volumetric modular housing in the Bay Area.
Click HERE to see a time-lapse video of the project being built.
Event is being hosted by AIA EB and CSI EB.
EVENTS
JUNE 2020
Volumetric Wood Modular Construction
June 16, 2020 / 6:30-8pm
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AIASF 2020 Housing Symposium - Day One
June 25, 2020 / 10am-12pmCRACKING THE CODE
How did we get here? Originally enacted for health and safety, zoning laws in San Francisco have been repeatedly used to to limit housing access, even in contradiction of Constitutional law. Local control of land use, exercised to resist government-supported private interests, and compounded by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), has transformed our codes into tools that make housing development in much of the City as difficult as possible.
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Keynote
Judson True, Director of Housing Delivery, Office of San Francisco Mayor London Breed
Moderator
Jennifer Wolch, Dean Emerita, Professor of City & Regional Planning, College of Environmental Design,
UC Berkeley
Speakers
Steven Falk, Lecturer, UC Berkeley Goldman School of Public Policy
Laura Foote, Executive Director, YIMBY Action
Darrell Owens, Policy Analyst / Data Analyst, California YIMBY
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AIASF 2020 Housing Symposium - Day Two
June 26, 2020 / 10am-12pm
CRACKING THE CODE
How do we get out of here? As public concerns over inequality continue at a crescendo, this segment aims to unpack exclusionary land use regulations and explore ways within the City’s political structure that might enable more inclusionary development. We’ll discuss how to create incentives for right-sized housing density in San Francisco that can synthesize public concerns with private interests and enable a lively and urbane cultural center for as many as possible.
Visit https://aiasf.org/events/2020-aiasf-housing-symposium
Keynote
Ben Metcalf, Managing Director, Terner Center for Housing Innovation
Moderator
Rudabeh Pakravan, Principal, Sidell Pakravan
Speakers
June Grant, RA, NOMA, Design Principal, blink!Lab Architecture
Amanda Loper, AIA LEED AP, Principal, David Baker Architects
Bora Ozturk, General Partner, March Capital Management, LLC
Sarah Willmer, Owner, Studio Sarah Willmer, Architecture
How do we get out of here? As public concerns over inequality continue at a crescendo, this segment aims to unpack exclusionary land use regulations and explore ways within the City’s political structure that might enable more inclusionary development. We’ll discuss how to create incentives for right-sized housing density in San Francisco that can synthesize public concerns with private interests and enable a lively and urbane cultural center for as many as possible.
Visit https://aiasf.org/events/2020-aiasf-housing-symposium
Keynote
Ben Metcalf, Managing Director, Terner Center for Housing Innovation
Moderator
Rudabeh Pakravan, Principal, Sidell Pakravan
Speakers
June Grant, RA, NOMA, Design Principal, blink!Lab Architecture
Amanda Loper, AIA LEED AP, Principal, David Baker Architects
Bora Ozturk, General Partner, March Capital Management, LLC
Sarah Willmer, Owner, Studio Sarah Willmer, Architecture
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