Hotel Marcel, New Haven: From neglected building to America's greenest hotel
The Hotel Marcel is a zero-emission hotel encompassing 165 rooms, a 9,000-plus square-foot conference center, and a full service restaurant.
Source: cnn.com
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How a neglected building was transformed into America's greenest hotel
The Hotel Marcel is a zero-emission hotel encompassing 165 rooms, a 9,000-plus square-foot conference center, and a full service restaurant.
Source: aol.com
Where to stay in New England this summer - The Boston Globe
Looking for a hotel, tent, or even a tree house? Here are some of the newest and coolest spots for your next getaway.
Source: bostonglobe.com
Marcel Takes The LEED
It’s now official: Long Wharf’s new boutique hotel is really, really, really, really (and maybe five more reallys) green. …
Source: newhavenindependent.org
Gerald Clark, 93
Gerald Clark, a leading force for business development in New Haven’s Black community for a half century, died Sunday at the age of 93. …
Source: newhavenindependent.org
How a Landmark Marcel Breuer Building Became a Groundbreaking, Energy-Conscious Hotel
After years left in disrepair, the brutalist Pirelli Building in New Haven, Connecticut, has been converted into a 165-room getaway that claims it will be the country’s first net-zero hotel.
Source: dwell.com
Natchez's Deacons For Defense HQ on National Register of Historic Places
<p>A Natchez barbershop will be recognized as the meeting place of the group organized for Black community self-defense against racist terrorism.&nbsp;</p>
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'Captain Zero' and his amazing hotel from the future!
Star developer Bruce Becker is known for his eco-friendly projects across the...
Source: ctinsider.com
SU event: the legacy of civil rights leaders in 1960s Mississippi
As a part of the Cold Case Justice Initiative at Syracuse University's law school, SU will hold a free online event about the life and legacy of a pair of civil rights leaders in 1960s Mississippi.
United States Wharlest Jackson Exerlena Jackson Paula Johnson Cold Case Justice Initiative At Syracuse University Case Justice Initiative
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When building preservation gets ugly (or beautiful)
Opinion is divided on the future of many Brutalist buildings. This begs the question, should they stay, or should they go? Love them or loathe them, Brutalist buildings are architectural icons of modern cities. But many are crumbling.
Source: theiet.org