1. 10 Green Apartment Buildings in NYC
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2. The Toren
Design is the perfect intersection of form
and function. That's something the premier
architects at SOM have achieved with
Toren, an iconic tower that defines the
Brooklyn skyline as it reinvents modern
dwelling with homes that provide
extraordinary Manhattan views and an
enhanced urban lifestyle.
Source: http://www.torencondo.com/
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3. The Verdesian
At the northern end of Battery Park
City, where the energy of Tribeca joins the
tranquility of the riverfront parks, sits The
Verdesian, a remarkable green residential
oasis. This 26-story environmentally advanced
rental tower combines sophisticated
technologies with natural materials to
optimize resident comfort, maximize
efficiencies, and enhance indoor air quality
while conserving the earth’s precious
resources.
Source: http://www.theverdesian.com/
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4. The Visionaire
The Visionaire is a Battery Park listing that
was the first Manhattan condo to receive the
LEED Platinum Honors. Located at 70 Little
West Street, this listing has wonderful views
of the city, sustainable features and more. On
its 35 floors are spacious apartments that
follow a green design model while
maintaining its elegance.
Source: http://www.lgfairmont.com/building-guide/the-visionaire
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5. Observatory Place
Leading the way in sophistication and urban
design, Observatory Place offers
homeowners 38 residences, from studios,
spacious one and two bedrooms, to large
three bedroom penthouses, most with
private balconies and/or terraces. Come
home to live in luxury and comfort at
Observatory Place with its sunlit apartments,
expansive windows, gleaming bamboo floors,
sleek and stylish bathrooms, and open
modern kitchens and living rooms.
Source: http://www.observatoryplacenyc.com/
Image Source : http://www.ghsarchitects.com/projects/development/observatory-place/

6. The Kalahari
The Kalahari, a 249 unit mixed income
condominium is a model for mixed income
homeownership located in the heart of
Harlem, a culturally rich, dynamic
neighborhood that is easily accessible by
nearby bus, train, and subway. The building
has been certified LEED Gold and offers
green elements such as energy efficient
lighting and appliances, low VOC emission
building materials, and a landscaped public
courtyard featuring sustainable native
plants.
Source: http://lmdevpartners.com/the-kalahari/
Image Source : http://www.cityrealty.com/nyc/harlem/kalahari-harlem-40-west-116th-street/36181

7. The Edge
The Edge is a sanctuary, a home, and a place
of rejuvenation. Residents will enjoy the
rhythms of spaces that are designed to
soothe the senses. Serenity. Elegance.
Sophistication. Each residence is bathed in
natural light and finished with the finest
materials, including granite, rich
woods, warm carpeting, and smooth
stainless steel appliances. Every element is
natural, unique, distinctive, and yet
completely at home.
Source: http://www.edgecondos.com/
Image Source : http://urbantoronto.ca/database/projects/edge-triangle-park

8. Markham Gardens
Markham Gardens is Staten Island's premier
apartment community. We are set on a
beautiful 12-acre site with tree-lined
pedestrian walks, landscaped gathering and
recreation areas. Markham features spacious
studios, one, two, three and even fourbedroom apartments for rent. Each building
has front and rear yards and the latest in
finishes and fixtures. Markham's
groundbreaking energy-efficient design
makes us Staten Island's "greenest"
community.
Source: http://www.markhamgardens.com/
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9. Greenbelt
Grenbelt aims for sustainability in relation to
multiple "environments" - natural, cultural,
and visual - by building green, providing
space for the arts and community, and
launching bold architectural ideas scaled to
the surrounding neighborhood. Greenbelt
provides owners with reduced operating
costs using 40% less energy and 30% less
water.
Source: http://greenbeltbrooklyn.com/
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10. David and Joyce
Dinkins Gardens
David and Joyce Dinkins Gardens is an
affordable housing development located in
Harlem with 85 studio to two bedroom
apartments to house low-income families
and youths aging out of foster care. Dinkins
Gardens participated in the Enterprise Green
Communities Initiative. On the sixth floor a
green roof and a solarium become a resident
amenity, irrigated by a rainwater harvesting
system.
Source: http://www.dattner.com/portfolio/david-and-joyce-dinkins-gardens/
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11. HL23
Featuring cinematic views, eleven
extraordinary full-floor and duplex
residences, and a daring sculptural design
that has already won accolades, HL23 will be
the first freestanding building by
internationally celebrated theorist and
maverick architect Neil Denari. The spandrelfree north and south curtain walls of HL23 –
a reverse taping tower that will cantilever
over the High Line elevated railbed — consist
of some of the largest single-pane windows
ever used in residential high-rise
construction.
Source: http://streeteasy.com/nyc/building/hl23-condominium
Image Source : http://transformkc.org/project/neil-m-denari-architects-hl23/