Seismic Retrofit for Historic Churches in California
Table of Contents
1. Why historic churches are uniquely exposed
[Placeholder: Why older church buildings face particular seismic risks in California.]
2. URM ordinances and what they require
[Placeholder: Explanation of Unreinforced Masonry ordinances and what they require of building owners.]
3. Retrofit scope: what the work actually involves
[Placeholder: Overview of the technical scope of a seismic retrofit project.]
4. Preservation constraints: landmark status and design review
[Placeholder: How historic landmark status and design review boards constrain retrofit options.]
5. Retrofitting while staying open
[Placeholder: Strategies for completing seismic retrofit work while the church remains in use.]
6. Budgeting a retrofit honestly
[Placeholder: How to build a realistic budget for a seismic retrofit project.]
[Placeholder: Final concluding thoughts on seismic retrofit. For help planning a retrofit, learn about our design management services

Min Kang, CCM
[Placeholder: One-line bio about Min Kang's experience as a Certified Construction Manager and independent church advisor.]
