New York House Magazine
green renovation
The 3,500-square-foot vacation house, sitting on 45 acres atop a mountain, incorporated wood from trees canvassed on the property to beautify the interior and give it a distinct and sophisticated wilderness feel. A guest cabin once utilized during The building process provides additional living space. Woodland Retreat
For this family’s mountaintop vacation compound in Columbia County, all the trees lead to home.
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Rodney Wiltshire (right) of Empire Solar Store, gives a lesson on cutting foam insulation panels to Chris Rodriguez, a Youth Construction Initiative Program student. Group Energy
The GREEN Team organized community volunteers and local businesses to weatherize an Albany home on a wintry afternoon.
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The play room features floor to ceiling cubicles for storage. Play Room
This sustainable, self-contained addition in Ardsley frees up more space without adding extra bulk.
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Michael Lappin, president and CEO of Community Preservation Corporation (CPC), in his Manhattan office. Windfall For Energy Retrofits
Community Preservation Corporation’s $1 billion mortgage program helps multi-family housing owners reap savings from energy upgrades.
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