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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: September 8, 2014
PWC to present Meet the Architects & Engineers on Sept. 16; Speakers include Pena-Mora, Amoia, Barrett and Hovis
On September 16 from 5:30 - 8:00 pm, Professional Women in Construction (PWC) will present "Meet the Architects & Engineers - What does the future hold? Predictions from the A&E Crystal Ball" a major B2B interchange with table-top exhibits at Club 101, 101 Park Ave. (at 40th St.).
Speakers will be: Dr. Feniosky Peña-Mora, commissioner, NYC DDC; Thomas Amoia, P.E., engineer of construction NY airports, PANYNJ; Bruce Barrett, RA, vice president of architecture & engineering, NYC SCA; Kathryn Hovis, associateAIA, solutions strategist - education, NK Architects; Nicholas Garrison, AIA, LEED, partner, FXFOWLE; and Gabriel Andres Calatrava, engineer, Festina Lente.
The cost is $85 PWC members; $95 non-members; $100 at the door without reservations. Buffet dinner included.
For information contact [email protected], visit www.pwcusa.org/ny or call 212.486.7745.ña-Mora, commissioner, NYC DDC
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