October 30, 2024
1:00 PM ET/ 12:00 PM CT/ 10:00 AM PT/ 6:00 PM GMT
Period: 1 hour
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Summary
The adaptive reuse of industrial office to property, multifamily usage has remarkable capacity to alleviate the real estate lack in the United States– and provides a big chance for pipes professionals able to carry out the specialized work. These kinds of jobs have numerous obstacles consisting of zoning constraints, funding, and managing building and construction expenses.
Sign up with SPECIALISTand unique visitor speaker Christoph Lohr, PE, CPD, LEED AP BD+C, ASSE 12080, Vice President of Technical Services and Research, IAPMO, as we discuss his most current whitepaper,Adaptive Reuse: Converting Offices to Multi-Residential FamilyAll participants will get a totally free copy of the whitepaper.
You will likewise come away with a wealth of useful details on such subjects as:
Zoning factors to consider — state regulations, age limitations, and possible real estate tax rate decreases
Funding– local tax reductions, federal and state rewards, and the function of Historic Tax Credit programs
Pipes & & mechanical work–
find the versatility and ease of right-sizing pipes systems utilizing the Uniform Plumbing Code.
Expense control — thanks to work the IAPMO Group has actually made with the Water Demand Calculator, remarkable cost savings can be recognized with decrease of the service entryway pipeline size, primary and branch mains
Water security–
mitigating threat from stagnant water and finest practices to guarantee the health of the general public
Christoph Lohr, PE, CPD
Vice President of Technical Services and Research
Focused Leadership. Appreciated Energy. Christoph Lohr is IAPMO’s Vice President of Technical Services and Research. As part of his responsibilities he supplies a systems-based method to department management and method advancement, represents the company in various committees and speaking engagements, and supplies technical assistance to all IAPMO’s service systems. Christoph has more than a years of experience in creating pipes systems and has a credibility as a results-oriented professional, especially in the world of stabilizing waterborne pathogen avoidance and water sustainability. He is a recognized graduate from the Virginia Military Institute, with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering.