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Upcoming Presentations
The Staff at BartonPartners is honored to be consistently recognized
as industry leaders through invitations to present at national conferences.
Below are some of our upcoming seminars. Be sure to mark your calendars
to join BartonPartners for these events:
ICSC 2008 Conference on Mixed Use Development – November
11-12, 2008, Chicago, IL
Roundtable Discussion: Is Mixed Use the Real Green?
11.12.2008/ 7:30am
Speaker(s): Seth A. Shapiro
Architecture Exchange East – November 12-14, 2008, Richmond, VA
Navigating the Green Building Maze
11.14.2008/ 8:30am
Speaker(s): Douglas Olsen, LEED® AP and David Stembel, LEED® AP
International Builders Show 2009 – January 20-23, 2009, Las Vegas, NV
AIA Plan Review, Session I
1.20.2009/ 9:00am
Speaker(s): William Warwick, CAASH
Adding Retail to the Mix: Developing Mixed Use Residential Projects
1.20.2009/ 3:30pm
Speaker(s): Robert W. Cogan, AIA; David Bossart
AIA Plan Review, Session II
1.21.2009/ 9:00am
Speaker(s): Jeremy Greene, AIA; Robert W. Cogan, AIA
How to Get Started in Multifamily Housing: Design
1.21.2009/ 1:00pm
Speaker(s): Jeremy Greene, AIA; Doug Buster
Design Sensitive Value Engineering
1.22.2009/ 1:15pm
Speaker(s): Jeremy Greene, AIA; David Kosco
Moving Closer: Overcoming Urban Infill Challenges
1.21.2009/ 3:30pm
Speaker(s): Jeremy Greene, AIA; Tom Kopf
Rightsizing: Smaller Homes, Larger Details
1.22.2008
Speaker(s): William Warwick, CAASH; Rohit Anand; Mike Kephart
Building for Boomers and Beyond – April 27-29, 2009, Philadelphia, PA
Drawing your Treasure Map: Land Planning for (Successful) Active Adult Communities
Date and time TBD
Speaker(s): Thomas C. Barton, III AIA; Joe Verdoorn; Peter Crowley
We have also recently presented the following topics:
How to Get Started in Active Adult Housing: Land Planning
Accelerating When the Market Stalls
Adaptive Reuse: Same Place, Different Face
Planes, Trains and Automobiles: Understanding Transit Oriented Development
Metro Marketing
Product Design: Changes for the New 50+ Market
Integrating 50+ Communities in the Urban Core
Accelerating When the Market Stalls
Building Boomer Friendly Homes
From Bypassed to Boutique – Special Solutions for Challenging Sites
Urban Infill Myths and Misconceptions
Neighborhood Grandmothers: Community Based Affordable Housing Options
These presentations, and many others, are available on our Seminars page - Just click the link below and fill out the registration form to be emailed a login ID and password.
