Urban Green

Our mission is to lead the advancement of sustainability in the urban built environment, and serve as a model for other cities, through education, advocacy, collaboration and research.

Our vision is to see cities that coexist in harmony with their natural environment and contribute to the health and well-being of all.


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2009 Board Elections

Urban Green is now soliciting nominations for three elected seats on the Board of Directors to serve for a three-year term, and one Emerging Green Builders seat to serve a two-year term.

This is a great opportunity to share your passion, help advance the green building cause and work alongside top industry leaders. All members are entitled to vote in elections, which will take place between the annual member meeting in December (TBA) and December 31.

If you're unsure of your Urban Green Membership status, email us at info@urbangreencouncil.org. JOIN or RENEW today in order to submit your vote for the next board election cycle.

> 2009 Board Elections Fact Sheet
> General Board Application Form
> EGB Application Form

Salon: Hot, Cold & Green

Join us for a case study of Battery Park City Parks Conservancy's new high performance maintenance facility, exploring the integrated design, construction and operation the facility's heating, cooling and ventilating systems.

The Conservancy maintains 36 acres of open space at the southern tip of Manhattan. In most parts of the country landscape maintenance service spaces are located outdoors; however, Manhattan’s real estate pressures led BPCA to develop a four story design set in the base of a residential tower.

This facility is the only project Battery Park City will build for its own use and was designed to serve as an example of sustainable design integration. In addition to complying with Battery Park City’s sustainable guidelines, the project is seeking platinum certification under LEED-CI.

Tickets and details here.