Webinar: Learning from Large-scale Adaptive Reuse Projects

This free webinar from California Preservation Foundation lets participants dive deep into learning about large scale rehabilitation projects: the unique traits, challenges, and incentives that come with working on these types of projects. In this webinar speakers will not only address what makes a successful large-scale rehab project, but take a closer look at issues, such as:

• Adaptive reuse projects that are so big that a single developer cannot handle them in a short term.
• Projects that could not have happened without the pursuit of entitlements, incentives, loans, and tax credits.
• Other problems and challenges facing large-scale adaptive reuse projects.

The webinar will give a brief overview and focus on two major case-studies: Culver Studios Project in Culver City, and Broadway Trade Center in Downtown Los Angeles.

Culver Studios in Culver City. Photo: Taslimi Construction

Speakers include: Peter Rindelaub, Projects Director, Omgivning; Margarita Jerabek, Director of Historic Resources, Environmental Science Associates; Dick Gee, Architect/Project Manager, Spectra Company; David Kaplan, Architect, KCK Architects; Sara Groesbeck, Project Manager, Omgivning; Marina Khrustaleva, Vice-President, South Pasadena Preservation Foundation

The webinar is free but registration is required to attend. Sign up here.