Roy R. Pachecano is on the faculty of Pratt Institute where he teaches
at the school's Center for Professional Studies. He frequently
lectures on New York City Zoning/Planning/Landuse, Real Estate Development, Architect's Role in Development, and Green Development. Roy
is an approved lecturer by the New York State Education Board.
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Testimonials
Green Design vs Historic Preservation
I really enjoyed Roy Pachecano's class on "Green Design vs Historic Preservation" . It was very informative
and inspiring. With the economy the way that it is, I am trying to find ways to reinvent myself as an Architect. Your class
gave me much to consider. You gave me a renewed appreciation of our core values. I look forward to attending more of your
seminars in the future.
Thank you.
Michael A. Biagioli A.I.A., Architect
Zoning and Its Impacts on Architecture And the Community
"All architecture projects impact communities.
Some build communities, some harm them. You will analyze the various aspects of zoning and its impact on architecture and
the community, and learn how zoning laws are created in order to minimize any negative effect to the public health on architectural
developments. Topics include: bulk and use zoning concepts; the technical aspects of zoning that are a part of all new developments
and construction (e.g., sky exposure plane ratios, set-back requirements, and yard requirements help maintain ventilation
and light/air for communities); the various infrastructure and light/air needs of residential and commercial developments
and how the zoning resolutions deal with these; shadow analysis scenarios and the impact of community review on the construction
process; variances and zoning changes; and how the community is able to respond to an architectural project and comment in
public hearings and reviews." - Pratt Catalogue, Pratt Course # PMPD 900 7 AIA HSW LUs.
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