Faculty: Ignacio Dayrit

Ignacio Dayrit, MCP

Title(s):

Adjunct Professor

School(s):

Business

510-499-7994

Campus(es):

San Francisco, Online

idayrit@yahoo.com

Ignacio Dayrit has 30+ years local government and nonprofit experience helping communities reuse blighted properties.

COURSES TAUGHT

EMPA 322: Resilience, Livability, and Sustainability

RESEARCH INTERESTS & AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION

Redevelopment financing, planning
Community participation and implementation

EDUCATION

Master in City Planning, UC Berkeley
BS Architecture, University of the Philippines

PROFESSIONAL & TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Adjunct Professor, Golden Gate University
Adjunct Lecturer, Ateneo de Manila University, 2005

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

Lessons Learned in Tracking Institutional Controls in Emeryville, California, in Implementing Institutional Controls at Brownfields and Other Contaminated Sites, 1^st and 2^nd editions, Amy Edwards editor, 2003 and 2012
Successful redevelopment and risk management in Emeryville, CA, Arulanantham, Feldman and Dayrit, in Brownfield sites: assessment, rehabilitation and development, A.C. Brebbia editor, 2002
Recommendations to the City of Gardena for an Effective Environmental Review Plan, CCLR, 2008
West Fresno. Various reports on areawide planning, community outreach and site-specific redevelopment; 2011, 2012 and 2018
Brownfields Are More Critical to Economic Development Than Ever, Journal of the California Association for Local Economic Development, March 2017
Fight Blight in Your City With Brownfields Tools, Western City, May 2017

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

Member, California Association for Local Economic Development

HONORS & AWARDS

Phoenix Awards for Brownfields redevelopment projects for the following projects: Bay Street Project (2003), BridgeCourt/East Baybridge (2001), Chiron Project (1999)
Global Bangemann Challenge (1999) Awarded by the King of Sweden in recognition of effective use of information technology for the improvement of society.