Cornell Tech - NYC
LEED Certified - Gold and Platinum
The Cornell Tech Campus, located on Roosevelt Island, NYC, is home to multiple LEED Certified buildings. The Bloomberg Center (Certified Platinum) is the academic hub and home base of the campus. Construction phases for other buildings on the campus have been Certified Gold, insuring the other buildings on campus are up to LEED standards.
See the Cornell Tech website for more information on the campus: https://tech.cornell.edu
See the additional Cornell Tech building reports on the US Green Building Council website: https://www.usgbc.org/projects?keys=Cornell+tech
Project Highlights
The Bloomberg Center: A rooftop photovoltaic array system and geothermal heating and cooling systems make the building extremely energy efficient. It's power is generated entirely on campus, making it one of the largest Net-Zero energy buildings in the United States.
The House: The completed on-campus housing for faculty and students is the first residential high-rise to be built to Passive House standards, exemplifying Cornell's efforts to lead the way on sustainability.
Related News
New home for Computing and Information Science to rise (Cornell Chronicle 1/23/14)
High Tech and High Design, Cornell's Roosevelt Island Campus Opens (The New York Times 9/13/17)
Living in the First Passive-House High-Rise (The New York Times 7/22/19)
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