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PassivHaus in Windsor Terrace, $1.3B in Stimulus to NYC, & High Line Preview
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May
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Stephen Del Percio
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Brooklyn Cohousing project in Windsor Terrace
to use PassivHaus design techniques
, could be city's most energy efficient building.
$1.3 billion in stimulus dollars
are coming to New York City
.
More reactions
to Broadway traffic ban in Times Square.
Sundance Channel
produces video preview
of High Line park, set to open June 8.
Gotham
needs more modern office space
; by 2010, 64 percent of office buildings will be more than 50 years old (national average is 24).
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