Brooklyn’s First Energy Star Condos Debut


This green thing is starting to catch on. The Energy Star program was started by the New York State to encourage and certify green building. On this three-unit ground-up project on 21st Street in the South Slope, Giancola Contracting (which has been working in Brooklyn for 80 years) teamed up with the Fort Greene-based architecture firm Coggan Crawford Schaut to create the first Energy Star-approved condos in the borough. The tangible benefits include 30% savings on utility bills as well as improved air quality and sound-proofing. Materials used included polished structural concrete flooring, Bamtex bamboo and recycled-tire roof decking. Unit One is spoken for but Units Two and Three are asking $849,000 and $989,000, respectively.
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May 21, 2012 | 02:16 PM