Working as part of the Buildings Assessment team continues to be a satisfying journey as we understand future actions and policies needed to mitigate risk and adapt to climate change. #ESG #ClimateAction #blueprintforbetter

The new 2022 NYC Construction Codes go into effect today! There are over 600 major updates, and thousands of smaller changes, intended to improve safety for every New Yorker, and incorporate the latest in building materials, technologies and strategies for increased resiliency.

📢 Calling all architects, engineers, administrators, and more: we're hiring! Come and help us build #NYC. Explore career opportunities at DDC: on.nyc.gov/3Dw2SNk

Does your building's energy grade show room for improvement? Whether it’s a lighting upgrade, weatherproofing, or a more extensive retrofit, to make big improvements that have huge impacts, contact #NYCAccelerator for free help. accelerator.nyc/contact

DOB NOW is getting a makeover, including a new front page with a streamlined layout for easier navigation starting on Monday, November 7 (Today!). This new layout will be mobile-friendly, so you can now use the Public Portal right on your smartphone.

Mark your Calendars! passivehouse-international.org/index.php?page… Each webinar is offered twice (usually on the same day) to make it accessible to members across different time zones. #ipha #passivehouse #nyph #internationalpassivehouse #passivehousewebinars

Tickets for our upcoming seminar on NYC building energy laws are selling fast! Be sure to get yours before they sell out so that you can get a thorough overview of each law as well as a chance to ask us any questions live. tinyurl.com/nyc-crash-cour…

What's your Local Law 97 penalty? Our recent LL97 Calculator update incorporates new Dept. of Bldg's rules, plus a refreshed user interface, expanded building search function, print report feature, and more. @AKFGroup NYClimate GreeNYC CUNY BPL AIA New York (AIANY) be-exchange.org/ll97-calculato…

"Issues raised by a younger generation of architects remain relevant as an economic downturn looms, and the strong showing at the Center for Architecture shows that leaders in the field are listening." Architectural Record on our Unionization in Architecture panel: bit.ly/3DR0Jxn

Want to do business with HPD? We’re looking to expand our list of pre-qualified contractors for housing maintenance, repairs, and demolition! To obtain pre-qualified status for small purchases and demolition, submit one (or more!) applications here: nyc.gov/hpd/contractor…

We're committed to making planning more accessible so everyone can participate. The Urban Design Principles, written in collaboration with New Yorkers, will help you evaluate planning issues in your community and advocate for your needs. Learn more: nyc.gov/site/planning/…

Did you post your 2022 Building letter grades?

We’re excited to officially launch our new podcast series, Building Tomorrow: Conversations With Climate Solvers! Hear incredible stories as we demystify complex ideas about #buildings and #energy systems. Listen in while you’re commuting or cooking! ow.ly/OseF50MOpwJ

What do we want to get out of LL97? “But environmentalists warn that the current rules create a loophole for landlords, especially those who own office properties, to simply buy their way out of complying.” Read in City Limits: ow.ly/587p50N2tja

On February 28, we invited NYC Accelerator, CPC, NYCEEC, CounterpointeSRE, and @InclusiveProsp to discuss loan products and services for businesses to finance energy upgrades and comply with LL97. Missed the discussion? Watch the recording now: ow.ly/ioul50N8CP6

Did you know?" building to code may not guarantee Local Law 97 compliance. Save money while reducing your carbon footprint by learning about building energy usage ⏬⏬ Contact NYC Accelerator to learn more: on.nyc.gov/3yuDF5K

Join us on June 8 for our 2023 conference, NYC Next: Trends for a Changing City! ① Getting to #netzero ② Commercial to residential conversions ③ #Resilient #all-electric #buildings Register today!ow.ly/WcZL50Nlyss Sponsor the conference: ow.ly/S9Ao50NlxSk

Have you heard? 🔊 NCARB is retiring the rolling clock policy. Get answers to your top questions about the change » ow.ly/Eiif50NxBQv

At the Department of Buildings we believe that safety and accountability go hand in hand. This month we released our annual Construction Safety Report to mark NYC's construction industry trends and to highlight our efforts to maintain the highest safety standards in the country.

Unfamiliar with or need a refresher about electrification? Check out our electrification guide for a quick crash course and updates on our current progress towards a carbon-free NYC by electrifying its buildings. 👉ow.ly/FJjU50NEkpG