AEA Green Roof Ribbon Cutting

On October 19th, a ribbon-cutting dedicated Future Green's latest project: The Association for Energy Affordabilitiy's new green roof and rooftop solar demonstration and training facilities. Borough President Rubén Díaz and Daniel Buyer, Assistant Commissioner of NYS Homes and Community Renewal (NYS HCR), joined AEA Executive Director David Hepinstall and guests for the occasion. While serving in the State Assembly, Mr. Díaz helped AEA to secure a major grant to develop the green roof and solar photovoltaic components.

Read the entire article at Bronx Times

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AEA Headquarters

This project in the Bronx employs a diverse array of performative design strategies to maximize on-site stormwater capture and energy efficiency.

Williamsburg Goes Green With Block Party

"New Yorkers built miniature models of green roofs, donated bikes, swapped clothes, and picked up ways to reduce their carbon footprint at GreenHomeNYC’s second annual The New New York Block Party on North 11th Street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, on Saturday.

'We created this event as a way to help New Yorkers be inspired and have fun learning about green buildings and sustainability,' said Alison Novak, a board member of GreenHomeNYC.

The street fair was held in Gowanus last year. David Seiter from Future Green Studio—the only green business on the block last year—returned this year with an installation depicting native plants of NYC."

Read more about Future Green's installation and the full article at The Epoch Times

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This research and cataloging project undertaken by the studio looks with a fresh perspective at existing conditions to better understand how our cities perform.