Multifamily Buildings: Reducing their Usage and Bills

The average multifamily building in NYC uses three times more energy and water per square foot than the average single family home in America. Quantifying the waste and fixing it in a multifamily building is a pragmatic process that everyone can perform when properly schooled in fuel analysis and retrofit basics. This class is designed as a primer for engineers, architects, building owners and cooperators to begin the first steps in changing your practice and your building. 2.5 AIA credits awarded. To register, please contact Frederick John at 718.663.8404, or register at http://greenhomenyc.org/post/2968 About the Series: GreenHomeNYC, New York’s leading voice in the adoption of sustainable building methods and materials, and NYDesigns, a CUNY program advocating for smart design entrepreneurship, bring you a fall roster of classes that will get you up to date on new trends and issues in sustainable building. If you’re new to the field, our classes will lay a solid foundation for you to move forward. If you’re currently engaged in the green building space, invest in a deeper investigation of the day’s burning questions with our experienced and committed instructors. Instructor: Andrew Padian, The Community Preservation Corporation F.L. Andrew Padian is Vice President for Energy Initiatives for The Community Preservation Corporation (CPC), a not-for-profit affordable housing lender throughout NY, NJ, and CT. At CPC, he is assisting in the implementation of the Energy Efficiency Loan Program, working with CPC staff and building owners across the tri-state area.