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Development of Mass Timber Building

New York

Event details:

Start
9:00am EST on Thursday, January 19, 2023
End
10:30am EST on Thursday, January 19, 2023
Location:
Joseph A. Martino Hall at Fordham University
45 Columbus Avenue Room # TBA
New York , NY 10023 ,
See map: Google Maps

*NYC Covid Restrictions Apply.  You must show proof of vaccination and ID, and wear a mask when necessary.     

Directions to: Joseph A. Martino Hall at 45 Columbus Avenue, NY, NY 10023.  Take the 1, A, C, B or D train to Columbus Circle then cross Broadway and walk along West 60th Street 1 block west to Columbus Avenue.  Turn right on Columbus Avenue and walk 1 block crossing West 61st Street.  Martino Hall is the first building on the right-hand side, entrance is at the grade level.  If you registered your name will be on the list with the security guard.  If not mention the LAI meeting in Conference Room # TBA.

 

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Free.

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Our January presentation will examine the Construction of Mass Timber Buildings.

Our esteemed presenter is Jeff Spiritos of Spiritos Properties, LLC.  Jeff Spiritos is the principal of Spiritos Properties, LLC, a commercial and residential developer that builds mass timber projects in New York and the Northeast.  Spiritos worked for 25 years with Hines before starting his firm in 2004 and for the past seven years has turned to build only with mass timber structural systems.  Current projects include Acme Timber Lofts, an 18-unit rental apartment vertical extension project and 340+ Dixwell, a 69-unit affordable housing project, both underway in construction in New Haven, CT, and 79 King Street, a 70-unit 55+ rental apartment project in Northampton, MA, currently in design.  Both the New Haven projects were fortunate to have been selected for US Forest Service Wood Innovation Grants.  Spiritos has a BSCE from Duke University and an MBA from the University of Michigan and is currently the Chair of the CTBUH Tall Timber and Steel-Timber Hybrid Committees.

For additional information on Jeff go his website at: https://www.spiritosproperties.com.