Examining Building Conversions – Two Case Studies Webinar

Recorded On: 11/07/2023

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Understanding the basic concepts behind building conversions is critically important for development professionals, city officials and local communities. Each potential property needs to be evaluated on its own merits to determine the probability of success and whether the location, costs, timing, and existing building layout make sense for a conversion. Join WDG Managing Principals Siti Abdul-Rahman, AIA, and Robyn Jacobson, AIA, as they discuss two recent conversions and address the challenges and opportunities in each unique project.

Speakers:
Siti Abdul-Rahman, AIA, Managing Principal, WDG Architecture
Robyn Jacobson, AIA, Managing Principal, WDG Architecture

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Siti Abdul-Rahman, AIA

Managing Principal

WDG Architecture

Siti Abdul-Rahman, AIA, is a Managing Principal at WDG.
With a passion for pushing the creative boundaries of architectural design, Siti brings a unique blend of modernity and sensitivity to each of her projects.
Her diverse architectural background and experience have enriched her design process and fostered an appreciation for the needs of the client and the community.
Siti’s collaborative approach nurtures a dynamic exchange of ideas within design teams, resulting in contextually relevant spaces that inspire and uplift the human experience and reflect the understanding of architecture’s power to shape meaningful environments.

Robyn Jacobson, AIA

Managing Principal

WDG Architecture Dallas, PLLC

Robyn Jacobson, AIA, is a Managing Principal at WDG contributing over twenty-five years of expertise in residential and mixed-use projects.
She is accomplished in all facets of the development process—from initial planning and zoning through construction, including interfacing with community groups, marketing, and property operations.
With specific emphasis on high-density residential, Ms. Jacobson’s career managing design, documentation, and construction administration spans a wide array of project types—including Multifamily Residential, Student Living, Urban Infill, and Transit-Oriented Developments—with major developers in cities throughout the United States.