Larsen Plano, a former project manager at Community Environmental Center, writes about the variety of environmentally friendly roofs for Habitat Magazine, the city’s number one magazine for co-ops and condos.
Richard Cherry, the founder and president of Community Environmental Center in Queens, New York, and Richard Klein, the president of Quixotic Systems Inc., in Manhattan, jointly authored this insightful feature article about the potential for using Solar Hot Water (SHW) systems in co-operative apartment buildings. The appeared in the September 2011 issue of Habitat Magazine.
This was originally posted in Walls & Ceilings Magazine on 8/25/2011. Enlarge this picture Dry, dense-pack cellulose is used to insulate a grand old home in a very new way In 2011, Bill Chaleff, of Chaleff & Rogers Architects, came to Community Environmental Center (CEC) with a challenging situation. Chaleff’s client, who owned a vintage [...]
Alexis Greene writes about weatherization technician Ruby Carrasquillo in On the Issues Magazine.
Community Environmental Center, the Queens nonprofit dedicated to energy efficiency and green building solutions, has been named one of the 2010 Best Places to Work by Crain’s New York Business.
Excerpt: At Community Environmental Center (CEC) in Long Island City, Queens, we have long held that New York City’s multifamily buildings are a marvelous place for solar hot water (SHW) systems. Our latest and largest installation is a 42-panel system on Wadsworth Terrace in Northern Manhattan—NYC’s largest solar thermal system to date for a multifamily [...]
Richard Cherry OP-ED Solar Thermal in the Northeast Cities: Click Here!
Read it on NY Daily News.com BY Adam Lisberg and Bob Kappstatter DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITERS Thursday, October 14th 2010, 4:00 AM Mayor Bloomberg found himself involved in a whitewash Wednesday. But he was covering a rooftop and not a scandal. Hizzoner wielded a paintbrush to slap a reflective white coating to the 1 millionth [...]
Oct 13, 2010 | NYC.gov Read the rest at MikeBloomberg.com. Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, Chief Service Officer Diahann Billings-Burford and Buildings Commissioner Robert LiMandri today applied a reflective, white coating to the one millionth square foot of rooftop as a part of the NYC CoolRoofs program. Over the past year, more than 1,500 volunteers organized by NYC [...]
by Holly Tsang 09.28.10 – 06:34 pm Read the full article at Greenpoint Star.com. On Friday, volunteers from Mayor Bloomberg’s NYC Service office armed with paint rollers prepared to get their hands and feet dirty as they coated the roof of Brooklyn Studios at 211 Meserole Avenue with white paint. Part of the city’s CoolRoofs [...]