Water Reuse as a Design Opportunity
Committee on the Environment (COTE) presents a panel on practical applications and industry resources for water reuse technologies, associated adjustments to design process, and the future of water stewardship within the context of global water scarcity and the direction of future California water policy. Click here for more information.
Sponsored by AIA San Francisco
Committee on the Environment (COTE) presents a panel on practical applications and industry resources for water reuse technologies, associated adjustments to design process, and the future of water stewardship within the context of global water scarcity and the direction of future California water policy.
Click here for more information.
Serving the Bay Area for over a century, the American Institute of Architects, San Francisco (AIASF) strives to improve the quality of life in the Bay Area by promoting architecture and design. AIASF represents over 2,300 members practicing architecture, as well as 4,000 allied community professionals in San Francisco and Marin counties.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Navigating the permitting process in the City and County of San Francisco, including questions practitioners should be asking their local regulatory agency if there’s no clear pathway for onsite water reuse. Identifying when to begin the onsite water reuse conversation on a project and what conversations should be had with the regulators and utilities. Evaluating the systems that work best for site constrained urban projects versus projects with more site availability. Incorporating resource recovery opportunities on water reuse projects.
