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Understanding the New York City Building Code

Discuss the legal and technical framework of the New York City Building Code, including code applicability to work performed on new and existing buildings. Topics include an overview of zoning and other applicable codes, general provisions and administrative requirements, licenses, building construction, building code, and references.

Note: Registering at least two weeks prior to the start of the course date is highly recommended. Popular classes fill up quickly and more specialized classes need sufficient enrollment.

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You'll Walk Away with

  • The ability to identify applicable code provisions
  • The skills to assess zoning requirements

Ideal for

  • Construction management personnel
  • Real estate developers, owners, and managers

1 section

  • Summer 2024

    • Section

      001
    • Semester

      Summer 2024
    • Date

      Jun 17 - Aug 5
    • Day

      Monday
    • Time

      6:00PM-9:00PM
      • In-Person
    • Format

      In-Person
      • In-Person
    • Sessions

      8
    • Faculty

      Marino, Robert
    • Location

      Midtown Center
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    • Section

      2
    • Semester

      Spring 2024
    • Date

      Mar 11 - Apr 29
    • Day

      Monday
    • Time

      6:00PM-9:00PM
      • In-Person
    • Format

      In-Person
      • In-Person
    • Sessions

      8
    • Faculty

      Marino, Robert
    • Location

      Midtown Center
    Tuition $737