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The cohort of 10 landlords which also includes the Durst Organization, Rudin Management and Silverstein Properties will be eligible to submit decarbonization proposals to NYSERDA by July 31 to compete for up to $5 million each in funding to implement the program. A total of $27 million is available in this round, but more will be available in the future, according to the state.
Beam Living, Hudson Square Properties, Jonathan Rose Companies, L+M Development Partners, Invesco and Omni New York round out the group. Altogether, the landlords committed to achieve carbon neutrality at more than 52 million square feet of high-rise office buildings and 250 multifamily buildings consisting of 12,000 units by no later than 2035.
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Garrison Architects
New York-based Garrison Architects has joined forces with sustainable developers South End Development to create what they believe to be the very first triple net-zero mixed-use project in the United States. Dubbed Seventy-Six, the sustainably ambitious project aims to achieve a zero-impact development that will generate 100 percent of its energy demand via renewable sources, treat and reuse 100 percent of waste water and recycle or compost 100 percent of all generated waste.
The award-winning design concept is part of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority’s Buildings of Excellence competition and is planned for development in the heart of the South End neighborhood, located in Albany, New York.