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ABOUT | GET INVOLVED | NEWS | CALENDAR | JOIN NOW | SPONSORS | JOB BANK | MEMBERS ONLY | FOUNDATION | CREW NETWORK EVENT DETAIL October Luncheon Program POSTPONED: The Changing Nature of Urban Multifamily Development and the Use of Modular Construction Susi Yu, Senior Vice President Forest City R atner Companies October 30, 2012 11:30 a.m. N etworking & R egistrat ion 12 p.m. Lu ncheon & Program The Boston Harbor Hotel, Wharf Room Rowes Wharf, Boston MA  Due to the extreme weather hitting the Northeast, the luncheon program has been postponed. The rescheduled date will be posted once it has been confirmed. Please contac t t he NE W iR Eoffice with any questions.  With over 10 years of experience, Susi Yu, senior vice president with Forest C ity Ratner  Com panies, has been leading the developm ent of large sc ale, mixed-use urban projects and is currently w orking on the developm ent of the fir st residential build ing within the  Atlantic Ya rds devel op m en t i n d ownt own B roo kl yn. B2 , once com pl et ed , wil l b e the ta ll est m odular building in the world. Ms. Yu will dis cuss t he changes occurring in urban m ultif am ily developmen t and t he use of m odular constr uction in t he comm ercial r eal estate industry today. M s. Yu oversaw the initial m aster planning and re-development of the F r ankG ehry - designed $4.9 billion, 22 acre, Atlantic Yards project that w ill inclu de app r ox im ate ly 6 million square feet of residential space (6,430 units of affordable and market-ra te housi ng), a state of the art sports and entertainment arena, the recently opened Barclays Center  (hom e to t he renamed Brooklyn Nets), 247,000 square feet of retail use, approxim ately 336,000 square feet of office space and 8 acres of publicly accessible open space. B2 will be the first of the three residential towers to rise on the arena site. C om posed of 350 residential units, it w ill em ploy a unique a rchitectural and struct ural design approach that is no t i mmedi ately out wardly apparent; B 2 will be th e tallest mo du lar buildin g in the world . The construction of B2 will start by end of 2012.  Re cently, M s. Yu oversaw the developm ent of 8 Spruce Street, a 76-stor y, 1.1 million square foot mixed-use project, the tallest residential tower in N orth Ame rica, w ith 896 m arket-rate r ental units atop a new K-8 public school on a one acre site overlooking the Brooklyn Bridge in Lower Manha ttan. The project opened in M arch 2011 and absorption and rents are in line with projections.  Ms. Yu’s previous projects include negotiating the acquisition of 800,000 SF of  developm ent rights w ith P olytechnic Universit y and overseeing pre-developm ent of a 900,000 SF academ ic and res idential tower. In 2007, she w orked on Forest City Enterprise’s response to a competitive RFPissued by San Francisco’s Transbay Joint P owers Authorit y f or a 1.5 m illion SF , $1.2 billion m ixed-use retail, c omm unity f acility, off ice, hotel and residential inter-moda l project. She also completed the developm ent of 350,000 SF office building at MetroTech and led the initial development of a cultural and residential project in Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Cultural District. In 200 2, she also w orked on negotiating a developm ent agreem ent w ith University Heig hts Science P ark to develop 1.7M SF of lif e science labs, off ices, retail and residential units in N ewark, NJ .  Trained as an architect at the University of Virginia’s School of Architecture, Ms. Yu previously worked for 10 years as an architect, most recently as a Project Architect for  Robert A.M. Stern on such projects as the Nashville Public Library, Disney Orlando Hotel, a $10 million Private Residence in Dallas Texas and the Sterling Glen Senior Residences in Ro slyn, New York. She is also a gradua te of Colum bia U niversity ’s Master of Science in Real Estate D evelopm ent P rogramand is a r egistered architect in New York State.  Presenter Susi Yu, Senior Vice President, Forest City Ratner Companies Cost Non-Members - $95 Online registration is now closed for this event. To register, please contact the NEWiRE office, [email protected]or (617) 247-2346 . Cancellation Policy Unless noted above, all NE WiR Er eservations will be billed unless cancelled at least 48 hours in advance. No Event Scheduled M ay 12, 2013 Calendar  < May 2013 > S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 X  General/Meetings X  Committee Meetings  M ay 12, 2013 Pr int this pag e | E- mail this pag e Home |  Ab out | Get Involved | News | Calendar | Join Now | Sponsors | Job Bank Members Only | Foundation | Crew Network | Contact | Site Map ©2013 NEWiRE. All rights reserved.  Member Login  Contact Us NEWiRE | EVENT DETAIL 2013-05-12 http://www.newire.org/eventdetail.aspx?id=8908 1 / 1

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ABOUT | GET INVOLVED | NEWS | CALENDAR | JOIN NOW | SPONSORS | JOB BANK | MEMBERS ONLY | FOUNDATION | CREW NETWORK

EVENT DETAIL

October Luncheon Program

POSTPONED: The Changing Nature of Urban MultifamilyDevelopment and the Use of Modular Construction

Susi Yu, Senior Vice PresidentForest City Ratner Companies

October 30, 2012

11:30 a.m. Networking & Registration • 12 p.m. Luncheon & Program

The Boston Harbor Hotel, Wharf RoomRowes Wharf, Boston MA

 Due to the extreme weather hitting the Northeast, the luncheon program hasbeen postponed. The rescheduled date will be posted once it has beenconfirmed. Please contact the NEWiREoffice with any questions.

 

With over 10 years of experience, Susi Yu, senior vice president with Forest City Ratner Companies, has been leading the development of large scale, mixed-use urban projectsand is currently w orking on the development of the first residential building within the

 Atlantic Yards development in downtown Brooklyn. B2, once completed, will be the tallestmodular building in the world. Ms. Yu will discuss the changes occurring in urbanmultifamily development and the use of modular construction in the commercial real estateindustry today.

Ms. Yu oversaw the initial master planning and re-development of the Fr ankGehry -designed $4.9 billion, 22 acre, Atlantic Yards project that w ill include appr oximately 6 millionsquare feet of residential space (6,430 units of affordable and market-rate housing), astate of the art sports and entertainment arena, the recently opened Barclays Center (home to the renamed Brooklyn Nets), 247,000 square feet of retail use, approximately336,000 square feet of office space and 8 acres of publicly accessible open space. B2will be the first of the three residential towers to rise on the arena site. Composed of 350residential units, it w ill employ a unique architectural and structural design approach that isnot immediately outwardly apparent; B2 will be the tallest modular building in the world. Theconstruction of B2 will start by end of 2012. Recently, Ms. Yu oversaw the development of 8 Spruce Street, a 76-story, 1.1 millionsquare foot mixed-use project, the tallest residential tower in North America, w ith 896market-rate rental units atop a new K-8 public school on a one acre site overlooking theBrooklyn Bridge in Lower Manhattan. The project opened in March 2011 and absorptionand rents are in line with projections. Ms. Yu’s previous projects include negotiating the acquisition of 800,000 SF of development rights w ith Polytechnic University and overseeing pre-development of a900,000 SF academic and residential tower. In 2007, she w orked on Forest CityEnterprise’s response to a competitive RFPissued by San Francisco’s Transbay JointPowers Authority for a 1.5 million SF, $1.2 billion mixed-use retail, community facility, off ice,hotel and residential inter-modal project. She also completed the development of 350,000SF office building at MetroTech and led the initial development of a cultural and residentialproject in Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Cultural District. In 2002, she also w orked onnegotiating a development agreement w ith University Heights Science Park to develop 1.7MSF of life science labs, off ices, retail and residential units in Newark, NJ. Trained as an architect at the University of Virginia’s School of Architecture, Ms. Yupreviously worked for 10 years as an architect, most recently as a Project Architect for Robert A.M. Stern on such projects as the Nashville Public Library, Disney Orlando Hotel, a$10 million Private Residence in Dallas Texas and the Sterling Glen Senior Residences inRoslyn, New York. She is also a graduate of Columbia University’s Master of Science inReal Estate Development Programand is a registered architect in New York State. 

Presenter Susi Yu, Senior Vice President, Forest City Ratner Companies

CostNon-Members - $95

Online registration is now closed for this event. To register, pleasecontact the NEWiRE office, [email protected]  (617) 247-2346 .

Cancellation Policy

Unless noted above, all NEWiREreservations will be billed unless cancelled at least 48hours in advance.

No Event ScheduledMay 12, 2013

Calendar 

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S M T W T F S

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X General/Meetings X Committee Meetings

 

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