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ULI San Antonio Leadership Luncheon: Adaptive Reuse
Pricing
| Standard Pricing Until September 12 | Members | Non-Members |
|---|---|---|
| Private | $85.00 | $115.00 |
| Public/Academic/Nonprofit | $75.00 | $100.00 |
| Retired | $65.00 | N/A |
| Student | $65.00 | $90.00 |
| Under Age 35 | $65.00 | $90.00 |
Also available during online registration:
Table of 8 Members $800 | Non-Members $1,000
Table of 10 Members $1,000 | Non-Members $1,250
Balcony Seating (no lunch) Members $40 | Non-Members $55
Join ULI San Antonio for our next Leadership Luncheon on September 12, 2023 from 11:00am - 1:00pm at The Tobin Center. The program theme will be on Adaptive Reuse, featuring speakers Travis Albrecht, Principal and Design Director with Gensler and Steve Radom, Founder and Managing Principal of Radom Capital along with moderator Clint Wynn of SurePoint Development.
From 1970’s warehouses converted to trendy retail, restaurant and creative office space to outdated offices converted to luxury lofts, developers are getting more creative than ever with repurposing more aging real estate to meet their customers’ evolving demands . ULI San Antonio invites its members and guests to hear a great conversation about the unique opportunities and challenges in transforming buildings from one purpose to another.
Our experienced speakers will talk about some of the following questions they confront everyday:
· How do you decide to convert a building from one type to another?
· How are capital sources looking at adaptive reuse deals in 2023 and beyond?
· How should we compare development and operating costs of adaptive reuse vs new construction?
· What unique challenges do these conversions face from a building code and permitting perspective?
· What consideration is given to impact to surrounding neighborhoods?
· What are environmental impacts of repurposing old buildings?
· What kinds of surprises are uncovered during construction?
FEATURED PRESENTERS:
Principal, Design Director
Gensler
Travis Albrecht is Principal and Design Director at Gensler Austin. He is a highly sought after resource within the firm for his design vision and expertise in sustainable design and planning. Since joining the firm in 2008, Travis has been involved in many of their significant projects, as well as helped foster the growth of the office.
His experience spans a vast array of project types, from commercial office buildings and mixed use to education and master planning. Some of Travis’ notable projects include: 500 West 2nd (Google Tower), Block 164 Office Tower, The Domain Northside, The Fairmont Austin, Fifth + Tillery, Hilton Austin Overhead Walkway, the Moody Center (UT basketball arena and events center) and UPCycle.
Travis is also involved in strategic planning and thought leadership on topics including digital design, design resilience, and design purpose. He received his Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Texas at Austin.
His experience spans a vast array of project types, from commercial office buildings and mixed use to education and master planning. Some of Travis’ notable projects include: 500 West 2nd (Google Tower), Block 164 Office Tower, The Domain Northside, The Fairmont Austin, Fifth + Tillery, Hilton Austin Overhead Walkway, the Moody Center (UT basketball arena and events center) and UPCycle.
Travis is also involved in strategic planning and thought leadership on topics including digital design, design resilience, and design purpose. He received his Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Texas at Austin.
Founder and Managing Principal
Radom Capital, LLC
Steve A. Radom is the founder and Managing Principal of Radom Capital. He formed the company in 2014 with the vision of creating a best-in-class urban infill redevelopment platform that passionately executes differentiated projects that are informed by the nature of their place. Since inception, the company has developed over 20 projects ranging in scale from small neighborhood retail redevelopments to larger ground-up mixed-use projects. The firm’s projects have received a multitude of awards and attracted best-in-class tenants.
Steve is a member of the Rice University School of Architecture Watkins Advisory Council, the ULI Houston Advisory Board, the Board of Directors of the Rice Design Alliance, the McCombs School of Business Texas Real Estate Center Advisory Council, the ULI Small Scale Development Gold Council, a founding member of the Jewish Federation of Greater Houston Commercial Real Estate Society and a Lifetime Ambassador of Texas Children’s Hospital. He was named the Houston Developer of the Year by REDNews in 2020 and included in the 2020 Houston Leaders and Legends list by Houston CityBook. Steve received a Bachelor in Business Administration and Master in Public Accounting from The University of Texas McCombs School of Business, along with a Juris Doctor degree with honors from The University of Texas School of Law. He is licensed in Texas as an Attorney and Certified Public Accountant (inactive).
MODERATOR:
Partner
SurePoint Development
Clint Wynn joined the SurePoint team in 2023 as a partner. Prior to joining SurePoint Development, Clint was the Chief Investment Officer for Hixon Properties Incorporated (HPI) a privately held commercial real estate firm based in San Antonio. During his 18 years at HPI he was responsible for development and acquisition activity that included full-service hotels, office, self-storage, parking, multifamily, adaptive reuse projects, and retail properties in key Texas markets.
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