Lecture series on real estate development and urbanism
Developer Frank Starkey, a guest lecturer in the Master of Real Estate Development and Urbanism at University of Miami School of Architecture, is presenting a lecture series on “Reinventing Real Estate Development.”
Starkey is co-founder of Longleaf, a 568-acre, TND (Traditional Neighborhood Development) 25 miles Northwest of Tampa. Starkey’s recent focus has been on managing and repositioning Downtown Longleaf to survive and thrive through the recession. He holds undergraduate and professional architecture degrees from Rice University, is chair of The Seaside Institute, and President of National Town Builders Association.
Lectures are held Fridays, in the UM School of Architecture Glasgow Hall, 1223 Dickinson Dr., in the Coral Gables campus. The lectures are free and open to the public. The following lecture are upcoming:
Friday, October 22 11:00-12:00
“Fundamental Disconnects – The Regulators”
Whatever happened to Health, Safety and Welfare?
Lunch will be provided, please RSVP to nbixby@miami.edu by 10/20
Wednesday, October 27 6:30-8:30pm
“A New Normal for Development”
How “Big Forces” will change what we build and how
Friday, November 5 12:30-1:30
“A New Normal for Developers”
How shifts in what we build change how we work
Friday, November 12 12:30-1:30
“A New (Old) Paradigm for Regulation and Development”
Planning, Regulation and Stewardship
Developer, Founder, Facilitator
Friday, November 19 12:30-1:30
“A New (Old) Paradigm for Building and Habitation”
Production, Construction, and Building
Consuming, Inhabiting, and Evolving
Recap and Discussion
