KTGY Principal Manny Gonzalez, AIA to Participate as a Speaker at Southeast Building Conference (SEBC)/Florida Green Building Coalition (FGBC) GreenTrends Event
KTGY’s Principal Manny Gonzalez, AIA has been invited to speak at the Southeast Building Conference on August 1 on "Multifamily Design: Latest, Greatest, Most Efficient." Gonzalez will discuss the trends in design components and the advanced technologies making their way into the multifamily market.
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July 21, 2008 (FPRC) -- IRVINE, CALIF. - Award-winning KTGY GROUP, INC., Architecture and Planning, is pleased to announce that KTGY’s Principal Manny Gonzalez, AIA has been invited to participate at the 30th annual Southeast Building Conference (SEBC)/Florida Green Building Coalition (FGBC) GreenTrends event, July 30 – August 2, 2008. The Conference includes some of the nation's leading green building experts and a 1,000-exhibit exposition featuring a special section of GreenTrends booths displaying green products and services.
At the conference, Gonzalez will speak on "Multifamily Design: Latest, Greatest, Most Efficient" on August 1, from 8:00 am – 10:00 am. Gonzalez will discuss the trends in design components making their way into the multifamily market. He will also talk about the advanced technologies that can be included in tomorrow’s designs that will provide competitive advantages without breaking your budget.
Gonzalez is the senior partner in KTGY’s Santa Monica, Calif. office. He is responsible for the design, land planning and production of developments throughout California, Arizona, Nevada, and Colorado as well as active adult and affordable multi-family communities nationwide. Gonzalez has also served as chair of the AIA Housing Committee, a member of BIA’s Board of Directors, and on national committees for NAHB Multifamily Leadership Board, 50+ Symposium and the University of Housing. He has served on the editorial advisory board of 50+ Builder magazine and has written and contributed to scores of articles on residential design. In late January 2008, NAHB 50+ Housing Council honored Gonzalez for his accomplishments in the 50+ housing industry and awarded him with the Certified Active Adult Specialist in Housing (CAASH) designation.
For more information about the 30th annual Southeast Building Conference (SEBC)/Florida Green Building Coalition (FGBC) GreenTrends event, visit: www.sebcshow.com.
KTGY GROUP, INC., Architecture and Planning, was created in 1991, with project viability and client satisfaction as abiding priorities, while providing complete planning and architectural design services for residential communities, retail developments, hospitality and related specialty projects. In a complex and changing world, the firm consistently delivers innovative solutions that reflect clear understanding of development, marketing and financial performance. KTGY takes particular pride in its highly motivated and principal led studio teams, who deliver superior services, thus strengthening clients’ long-term growth and earnings objectives. Serving clients throughout the United States, the firm has locations in Irvine, Santa Monica, Oakland and Denver. For more information, contact Sayeh Rad at (949) 851-2133 or visit www.ktgy.com.
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