Project Planning: The Critical Role of Feasibility StudiesPosted on May 14, 2025 |
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Lunch and L.E.A.R.N. – Project Planning: The Critical Role of Feasibility Studies
June 30, 2025
12 p.m. EDT
Tompkins Chamber is proud to bring you a Lunch & L.E.A.R.N. seminar:
Project Planning: The Critical Role of Feasibility Studies
Presented and sponsored by Trade Design Build.
Trade Design Build is a New York-based integrated architecture and construction firm, combining design, construction and woodworking into one cohesive process to create inspired projects for clients who value design vision and quality craftsmanship.
12–1 p.m. – Overview
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Defining the problem – Try to avoid problems before they arise and identify pinch points.
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Identifying the vision and goals – Clearly identifying the vision and goals of the project.
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Existing site conditions – What do you already have?
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Physical space program – What do you need for project success?
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Code and zoning requirements and review – What can and can’t you do on the property?
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Budget and schedule – Setting realistic budget goals, designing and building to a budget.
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Scenarios – Options to weigh based on results of study.
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Case study – Real-world examples of feasibility studies.
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Deliverables – What to expect to get from the report.
1–1:30 p.m. – Q&A with presenters
Presenters:
Chris Willett, Partner & Project Manager
Michael Barnoski, Partner & Architect
Date/Time
Monday, June 30
12–1:30 p.m.
Fees/Admission
$10 for members
$15 for non-members
Lunch from Viva Taqueria is included.
Location
Tompkins Chamber
124 Brindley St.
Ithaca, NY 14850
This venue is ADA accessible
Virtual Zoom option available
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