CoreNet CT/Westchester’s Building Code Lunch & Learn

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CoreNet CT/Westchester’s Building Code Lunch & Learn

 

 

 

CoreNet Connecticut Westchester’s Building Code Lunch & Learn

Join CoreNet Connecticut Westchester for an informative Building Code Lunch & Learn, hosted in partnership with CPG.

The Connecticut State Building Inspector will serve as our guest speaker, sharing practical insights into common building code issues affecting commercial spaces.

The discussion will cover assembly occupancy classifications and interpretations for small and large spaces, combinations of assembly areas, and other frequently encountered code challenges.

The session will also feature an interactive Q&A, giving attendees the opportunity to discuss real-world scenarios, ask questions, and gain practical guidance that can be applied to current and future projects.

Lunch will be provided.

Date: October 22, 2026
Time: 12:00PM - 1:00PM
Location: UConn Stamford Campus,Stamford CT

Registration Fees
On-Site Attendees

Members: $40
Non-Members: $80

Virtual Attendees
All attendees: $20

 

Omarys Vasquez, AIA, NOMA
Connecticut State Building Inspector

Omarys Vasquez, AIA, is a licensed architect with over 20 years of professional experience and currently serves as Connecticut’s first minority State Building Inspector and is the longest-serving woman in this role since her appointment in 2022. In this position, she leads the development, interpretation, modification and enforcement of state building code, providing code-related guidance and technical support to building officials, design professionals, contractors, and the public. She also oversees statewide plan review and inspection programs for state-owned buildings and manages the Bureau of Elevators and the Bureau of Boilers, ensuring consistent code compliance and public safety across Connecticut.

Prior to her state appointment, Omarys held roles as an Associate and Project Manager at several architectural firms, where she contributed to a diverse portfolio including healthcare, higher education, commercial, multifamily residential, and transportation projects. She brings a practical, multidisciplinary perspective to code administration, informed by years of project delivery experience.

Omarys is also a committed advocate for equity and inclusion in the built environment. She is a Past President of the Connecticut Chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMAct) and has served on the University of Hartford’s Department of Architecture Advisory Board, supporting the next generation of design professionals.