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Tarter Krinsky & Drogin will host a seminar on green building, in conjunction with The PAR Group.
Green plumbing addresses some of the key aspects of sustainable building such as reducing water consumption and protecting water quality, reducing operating cost and improving the built environment. This forum for New York City developers, building owners and operators will discuss:
How the application of green plumbing technologies can be employed to achieve meaningful, consistent reductions in water usage and cost
The capital cost implications of installing green plumbing in both new and retrofit applications
New York City’s new water conservation laws
Case studies that focus on New York City’s challenges
Attendees will have an opportunity to interact with the panel and discuss their own unique situations.
This event will be moderated by David Pfeffer, Chair of the Construction Practice.