Coming Down the Pike: Navigating City & State Policy Changes

Presented by Moderated by Patrick Taylor Assoc. AIA, Associate | Neiman Taber Architects. Panelists: Matt Hutchins AIA, CPHD, Principal | CAST Architecture; Rico Quirindongo AIA, Director | Office of Planning and Community Development, City of Seattle; and Tiernan Martin, Director of Research | Futurewise. AIA Seattle - Climate Summits and Housing Forums

AIA/CES (HSW) Learning Units: Hours HSW

This video course includes English language captions.

Course release date: August 2024

This course, the first in a 4-part series, focuses on how state and local housing policies impact the development of high density and affordable housing in the greater Seattle area and Washington State and addresses housing issues such as access, affordability, equity, livability, and adaptable density. Panelists discuss where housing is headed following the release of the draft One Seattle Plan! and statewide changes such as HB1110.

This course, moderated by Patrick Taylor Assoc. AIA, Associate | Neiman Taber Architects, includes a panel discussion and a case study by Matt Hutchins AIA, CPHD | CAST Architecture of a “missing middle” housing infill project that has garnered strong interest in Seattle.

After viewing this course, you will be better positioned to navigate the complexities of housing policies and zoning requirements.

Course Prices: $40 AIA members, $60 non-members (or purchase the 4-part series and save more than 20%)

(This continuing education course is licensed for viewing to a single individual. For discounted group viewing rates, please email Melissa@aecKnowledge.com or call 415.755.3058.)

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