At last night's Building Brooklyn Awards, held by the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, two eco-friendly projects were honored. Galapagos Art Space, a DUMBO venue on track to LEED Certifcation, received the arts and culture award. Pictured here are Galapagos director Robert Elmes (left) with Tony Daniels of Cycle Architecture, the LEED-accredited architect who designed the space. The Perry Building at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, received the National Grid Award, honored as Brooklyn’s first multi-tenanted green building. Click here for Eagle writer Linda Collins' full report on the event.
Photo by Jennifer MacFarlane
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Just for the record, Galapagos is on its way to achieving LEED Certification, but it is not yet a LEED Certified project.
Thanks, Tony!
It is so great that you are taking time to recognize and spread the word about changes being made in our world that are important. Thank you.
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