Clinton Hill PH design approved by LPC
The NYC Landmark Preservation Commission unanimously approved reBuild Workshop's design for the reconfiguration and contemporary addition of a late-19th-century carriage house and adjacent 3-car garage in Brooklyn's Clinton Hill historic district. Together, the two existing structures and the new addition will form a single-family residence designed to Passive House standards.
The Passive House aspect is what we're most proud of. Bringing high-performance, low-energy design to a landmarked, century-old typology feels like exactly the kind of work our city needs more of.
We are fortunate to have three Passive House townhouse projects currently underway across NYC - all within designated historic districts. Three different challenges - all aimed at proving that deep energy retrofits and preservation can go hand in hand.
The Passive House aspect is what we're most proud of. Bringing high-performance, low-energy design to a landmarked, century-old typology feels like exactly the kind of work our city needs more of.
We are fortunate to have three Passive House townhouse projects currently underway across NYC - all within designated historic districts. Three different challenges - all aimed at proving that deep energy retrofits and preservation can go hand in hand.
Congratulations to our clients, our architecture team, and our engineers and consultants John Mitchell, Gabriel Albano, Baltu Yorkos, P.E., LEED AP, CxA Ziad Maad, P.E., D. GE
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