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California Historical Building Code and Incentivizing Reuse Webinar from the California Preservation Foundation and Omgivning

  • Omgivning
  • Sep 23
  • 1 min read
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The California Historical Building Code and Incentivizing Reuse Historic buildings provide challenges in meeting today's building codes. However, the California Historical Building Code (CHBC) is an alternative code to retain the historic character and features while meeting the accessibility and life safety mandates.


In the Fall of 2020 Karin Liljegren, FAIA and Joel Chappo, AIA of Omgivning presented a webinar on California Historic Building Code (CHBC) hosted by the California Preservation Foundation.


In this informative talk from Los Angeles's premier Adaptive Reuse Architecture and Interiors firm, Liljegren and Chappo discuss:


- Historic Broadway Commercial Reuse Bulletin: How LA City used the CHBC as a tool to incentivize redevelopment of an entire historic district

- Case Studies on applying Sections of the CHBC

- Applying the CHBC with Use & Occupancy, Fire Protection, Means of Egress, and Accessibility


Watch the full talk:




Adaptive Reuse, Architecture, Code Reform


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