Architect and Developer Andrew Malick will present his Parco National City project at our November lecture. It’s a model, Andrew says, for how we can transition from a suburban to an urban city.

Andrew has over 20 years of experience in the real estate development industry. During his career he has worked in all three legs of the development process:  construction, design, and development. He was one of the first to see value in the North Park neighborhood of San Diego, where he has designed and developed multiple projects.

When not working on his projects, Andrew works passionately to help local and state government adapt housing policy to align with sustainable development principles. He co-authored an amendment to the San Diego Municipal Code that makes it easier for developers to build micro-units in an effort to boost market-rate affordable housing.

He has lectured at San Diego State University, UC San Diego, and the University of San Diego. He serves on the Urban Land Institute’s local management committee and chairs both the Small-Scale Infill Development Council and the Transit-Oriented Development Council. He’s a founding member of the Housing You Matter Coalition and has served twice on the Orchids & Onions jury. He tweets on all things “land use” @andrewmalick and can be reached as his company website, malickinfill.com.

9:30 a.m., Saturday, November 20, on Zoom (link)
Meeting ID: 816 5250 3262

Lecture will be recorded and put online

Zoom Instructions

Join By Computer

  • Close any program on your computer that uses your camera, for instance Skype
  • Have a headset available if possible to minimize feedback – your cellphone earbuds will work well
  • Click this Zoom link and Zoom should automatically and quickly download to your computer
  • Open the program that was downloaded. If it does not open automatically, open the Downloads folder on your computer, click Zoom_launcher.exe. Zoom should direct you to this with a large orange flag
  • If prompted, enter the Meeting ID and Passcode from above
  • Once Zoom has launched, a screen should pop up asking for your name. This will identify you during the meeting
  • You should now be part of the meeting. Click the green button that says “Join Audio By Computer” (you will automatically be muted at the beginning of the meeting)
  • At 9:30 you will be admitted into the meeting

Join By Tablet or Smartphone

  • If you choose to use your tablet or smartphone, be sure to download the Zoom app ahead of time from the app store on your device
  • Once you have downloaded the Zoom app, follow the “Join by computer” instructions above.

We want to start on time – please allow extra time to get online!

In consideration of the speakers, please arrive 10 minutes early in order to get successfully connected. We don’t want you to miss any of this great lecture!

Questions?

Contact: Joshua Larson, President of Friends of San Diego Architecture – joshualrsn@gmail.com