Architectural Design in Affordable Housing: Opportunities and Constraints
Join us to explore the intersection of design and development in the affordable housing sector. Housing authorities, local governments, and investors will gain insights into how design contributes to the overall success of affordable housing development projects from diverse stakeholder perspectives.
The discussion will assess the balance between density and sprawl, explore alternative housing models such as low-density housing, cooperative housing, and modular construction, and their feasibility in urban contexts. Moreover, we will address the viability of inclusionary housing in the California market, scrutinizing the necessary support from housing authorities and local governments to fulfill developmental goals and forge healthier, more sustainable, and economically viable communities. The discussion will offer an opportunity for stakeholders to gain insights, share experiences, and contribute to shaping the future of affordable housing development, emphasizing the indispensable role of architectural design in achieving equitable, high-quality housing solutions.
Speakers:
-Dixie Baus, Director of Real Estate Development, Eden Housing
-Chris Johnson, Vice President, Development, Related California
-Katia Mcclain, Partner, Steinberg Hart
-Gerald Turner, Housing and Healthcare Innovation Advocate, HEAAL Collective
Access this recorded session from the U.S. Housing & Community Development Conference to gain valuable insights from industry leaders, public agency officials, and private-sector experts addressing the country's most pressing housing challenges.
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Architectural Design in Affordable Housing: Opportunities and Const...