NYC Green Building Forum Open to Public
Posted on July 8, 2009 by Joyce Benson 1 Comment |
Tag(s): Events, Green Building
Interested in learning more about green building in The Big Apple? The “Green Building Forum” is held once a month at the Hafele Showroom, 25 East 26th Street at Madison Avenue. The free events feature presentations by green building practitioners and are followed by discussions with attendees. The general public is always invited and AIA credit is available to industry professionals. This month’s topic will focus on the city’s Green Building Codes.
Visit GreenHomeNYC for more information.
Pictured here is The Visionaire, NYC’s first LEED Platinum certified condominiums.
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