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Eco Brooklyn Transforms Manhattan Concrete Jungle into Living Art with Temporary Forest Installation then donates it to NYC Parks.

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BROOKLYN, NY – [10/10] Eco Brooklyn, the innovative Brooklyn-based landscaping and living wall company, is set to redefine Manhattan’s urban landscape through a visionary collaboration with Invisible North for their esteemed client, Birkenstock. In a bold and ambitious venture, Eco Brooklyn, under the leadership of owner Gennaro Brooks-Church, has embarked on creating one day temporary …

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Eco Brooklyn Living Walls: Bringing Nature to the City with Gennaro Brooks-Church

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Gennaro Brooks-Church, the founder of Eco Brooklyn, has been a pioneer of environmentalism for years. His zeal for sustainability and his out-of-the-box ideas for urban greening have made him a changemaker in the industry. Due to Gennaro’s passion for the planet, Eco Brooklyn Living Walls is making a huge environmental impact. Gennaro’s brainchild – Eco Brooklyn – offers a unique and innovative solution for bringing nature back …

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Renewable Energy Plan for New York

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Let’s convert New York State’s energy infrastructure into something more sustainable. It’s a simple concept, with a multitude of benefits.  Converting to renewable energy will stabilize costs of energy and  produce jobs while reducing health and climate damage and overall improving the quality of life. A recent study by Mark Z. Jacobson et al. finds …

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Best Urban Space Remodels: Our Instagram Claim to Fame

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In the spirit of awards season, we’re pleased to announce that our green building Instagram account has been awarded an Instagrammy! Improvement Center evaluated the top ten home contractors to follow and we’ve been recognized for having the best urban space remodels. Our feed features images from our Manhattan and Brooklyn ecological construction projects including gardens, green roofs, …

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Exterior Shades – The Anti-Heat Wave of the Future

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Temperature has assuredly become a hot topic in offices throughout Brooklyn and Manhattan during the recent heat wave. Eco Brooklyn’s office is no exception to the heat. However, we have a unique approach to the problem. Passive housing has been a cornerstone of environmental design since the ancient Greeks and Romans (check out this article …

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NYC Updated Flood Zone Maps

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FEMA reveiled updated flood zone maps two weeks ago, which doubles the previous estimated number of at risk New Yorkers to 400,000 residents and 70,000 buildings. These numbers are still proposed, and will take up to two years of reviews to become official, after which building regulations will be affected.    Proposed updated flood zone …

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Crown Heights Project – 100% Salvaged Material Fence

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Eco Brooklyn has been working on an interesting sustainable project in the Crown Heights area. The challenge is to build a fence using only salvaged material. How does this project work? Our green building team collects extraneous wood from the local company, U.S. Fencing Systems, Inc. The staff there are extremely gracious and are happy …

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Apartment Complex in Flood-Prone Toxic Site

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An Eco Brooklyn blog reader recently brought up the June 1st deadline for comments on the Brownfield Cleanup Program application submitted by Lightstone Group for their proposed 12-story, 700-unit development at 363-365 Bond Street, right on the edge of the Gowanus Canal. This reader shared with us that they are very much against building such …

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