Energy

A microturbine system with heat recovery technology simultaneously generates a portion of electricity for the building and heats water for domestic use; high efficiency pumps and variable speed motors conserve electric use based on building demand.
Fresh Air

A fresh-air filtration system continuously replenishes and cleanses the air in your home to minimize allergens; air is heated and humidified during cold weather, and cooled and dehumidified in summer months.
Natural Gas

The central heating and cooling system is powered by natural gas, contains no ozone depleting refrigerants, and contributes to lower peak electric demand compared to typical New York City buildings.
Water Preservation

An in-building wastewater treatment system supplies toilets and central air conditioning units.
Air Temperature

A four pipe fan coil system provides year round heating, quieter cooling and digital programmable thermostat control.
Filtered Water

City water goes through a central water filtration system before it arrives at all the faucets in your home. Built-in sink waste disposal units in the kitchen reduce solid waste.
Kitchen Performance

Kitchens feature custom natural bamboo cabinetry, an Energy Star Sub-Zeroļƒ’ refrigerator, and an exhaust system with on-demand control to conserve energy.
Bath Performance

Baths feature dual-flush toilets by Totoļƒ’ reduce water usage, sustainable bamboo cabinetry, and natural limestone and recycled glass tile on walls and floors.
Smart Corridors

Occupancy sensors and timers in common areas switch off lights during low-traffic times and turn them on when movement is sensed. Eco-friendly paints, adhesives and sealants emit no or low Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) for improved indoor air quality.