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Adaptive Reuse Summit

Preserving, Restoring, And Transforming Seattle Landmarks For The Future

Event Ended On: Thursday October 10 2019

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Speakers and Panels

Liz Dunn

Liz Dunn

Principal, Dunn & Hobbes
Michael Malone

Michael Malone

Chairman & Owner, Hunters Capital
Brett Phillips

Brett Phillips

VP, Sustainable & Responsible Investment, Unico Properties
John Olivier

John Olivier

SVP, Acquisitions & Development, SKB
Kathryn Rogers Merlino

Kathryn Rogers Merlino

Director, Center for Preservation and Adaptive Reuse, University of Washington
Alan Durning
Moderator

Alan Durning

Founder, Sightline Insititute

Venue

Four Seasons Hotel Seattle
99 Union Street
Seattle, WA 98101

Ballroom/Floor: 2nd Floor


Parking Information:

Valet$35.00 per vehicle
Self2nd & Union Parking Garage
1400 2nd Avenue, Seattle 98101 - Parking lot #1592
Early Bird: $15 in by 10am (expires after 10pm)
Hourly: $13 for 2hrs
$26 for 10hrs
$28 max

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Agenda

Time Activity
7:30 AM
8:30 AM
Breakfast, Coffee, & Networking
8:30 AM
9:45 AM
Roundtable Discussion
The importance of preservation and adaptive reuse and how to utilize creativity to maximize ROI
9:45 AM
10:30 AM
Post-Event Networking

Summary

  1. Who are the developers participating in preservation, restoration, and adaptive reuse across the city?
  2. What benefits does adaptive reuse offer an investor, equity partner, or developer compared to a traditional ground-up development?
  3. What makes Seattle a city uniquely positioned to receive the adaptive reuse treatment?
  4. What relationship does the public sector play in the maintenance of these historic buildings and the approval of renovations once decided upon?
  5. What are some historic buildings of note that have been purchased with plans for adaptive reuse?

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