How does an energy-efficient, resilient built environment improve the health, safety, and quality of life of the people who use them?

Five professionals from NYSERDA, NYC HPD, NYS HCR, private practice and a former MTA chief architect share strategies from their work for making New York’s built environment more equitable and resilient. They discuss what is working, where the obstacles are, and how agencies, designers and communities can build a better city for everyone.

The evening is a working conversation. Short talks and a moderated discussion are followed by roundtables. Each panelist hosts a table to brainstorm and answer questions about programs and projects, how they built their careers, and what paths are open to students and professionals.

Open to architects, engineers, public-sector professionals, students and anyone who wants to help shape New York’s future.

Light refreshments and networking to follow.

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