Sustainability

345 West 14th Street, New York, NY

DDG Partners

H. Thomas O’Hara Architect

Located in the center of the highly fashionable Meatpacking District, this high-end condominium is provided with an exterior green roof, VRF Technology for Air Conditioning and LED Lighting to maintain low energy consumption.

7-8 Navy Pier Court, Staten Island, NY

Ironstate Development

Minno & Wasko Architects

New Stapleton Waterfront features 900 residential units, 35,000 square feet of ground floor retail, 600 parking spaces and a public plaza. In addition to its high-performing fenestration, key features include spacious outdoor lounge areas, a swimming pool, volleyball court, dog run and an on-site urban farm with NYC’s first full-time farmer. This project has achieved LEED Silver and NYSERDA Energy Star Certification.

40 Tenth Avenue, New York, NY

William Gottlieb Real Estate & Aurora Capital

Studio Gang

New 11-story mixed-use development with an open amenity roof deck and access lobby at the 12th level. This will be designed to accommodate retail spaces, office spaces and a potential restaurant space, which will be designed to industry standard “white box” levels of completion. The building will also include a full cellar used for retail and storage, utility rooms and other building ancillary support areas. Actively pursuing LEED Gold status with green initiatives such as a green roof and high-performance glazing for daylighting.

80 Adams Street (98 Front Street), Brooklyn NY

Hopestreet

ODA Architecture

DOB and LEED energy model for a new 12-story residential building with a total area of approximately 202,876 gsf and features a water source heat pump system design. Building features will include back of house areas, commercial space, parking, community facility space, lobby, residential and amenity spaces while floors four through twelve will consist solely of residential spaces. Design directives for sustainability provided while pursuing LEED Certified status.

211 East 13th Street, New York, NY

SK Development

BKSK Architects

This high-end residential building uses an extensive green roof to offer an oasis from New York’s “concrete jungle.” VRF
technology and super-efficient boilers contribute towards increased energy savings in the building.

550 Clinton Street, Brooklyn, NY

Hopestreet

Morris Adjmi Architects

New 27-story luxury rental building with a retail component consisting of approximately 270,000 gsf; this will include commercial space and modern amenities such as a game room, gym and yoga room. This project is designed with a water source heat pump (WSHP) system. Energy modeled for DOB and LEED in pursuit of LEED Certified status.

171 West 230th Street, Bronx, NY

Equity One Properties

Perkins Eastman

Broadway Plaza, originally designed for LEED Certified status, was able to achieve Silver at no additional cost to the owner. The project features high-efficiency rooftop units and incorporates insulation and fenestration to maximize energy
reduction.

Multiple Sites at Brookly Navy Yard, Brooklyn NY

Steiner NYC

S9 Architecture

Admirals Row is comprised of two parcels at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and one at the Sands Site, north of the Admirals Row Site. The project contains a supermarket, community facility, retail spaces and a timber shed. This project combines several green initiatives including energy modeling and ComCheck for DOB, and Green Building master plan for LEED Neighborhood Development, which includes LEED specs and checklists.

615 Tenth Avenue, New York, NY

Kaufu Properties

Marvel Architects

DOB Energy compliance and design directives for sustainability for this new 7-story, 90-unit luxury residential condominium with a total area of approximately 130,000 gsf; with units averaging 600 sf for one bedroom units and 900 sf for two bedroom units and features commercial space in the ground floor.

124 9th Street, Brooklyn, NY

Industrie Capital Partners LLC

MA Architects

The project consists of the fit-out for a new Brewery located at the address listed above. The total area of work is approximately 15,000 square feet, including 14,000 sq.ft. on the first floor and 1,000 sq.ft of roof terrace. The space is expected to have a total occupancy of approximately 250 people. Due to its landmark status and restrictions, super high-performance windows and roof insulation was custom built to improve building energy performance.