EEA Technical Articles and Case Studies
List of Articles
Series on Buildings & Carbon-Neutrality
- Announcement
- Part 1 – Sources of Carbon Emissions from Buildings
- Part 2 – NYC’s LL97 as Economic Vehicle to Reduce Carbon Emissions
- Part 3 – The ‘Right’ Way to Approach Building System Electrification
Case Studies
Press Release
EEA is delighted to announce that The Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Plaza Development has been accorded Distinguished Blue Ribbon Winner
- Date: May 10, 2024
- Author: Pournamasi Rath, Principal
- Category: Sustainability
In collaboration with Malcolm Shabazz Development Corporation, Procida Development Group, and Think! Architecture and Design, EEA is delighted to announce that The Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Plaza Development has been accorded Distinguished Blue Ribbon Winner at NYSERDA’s fourth round of Buildings of Excellence Competition! The project has been awarded $1M in incentives. The development will replace, reinvigorate, uplift and enclose the penultimate landmark Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market in a permanent, modern and fully sustainable space with the Malcolm Shabazz mosque and integrated with affordable residential spaces.
445 and 414 Gerard Ave. Buildings Earn EPA’s ENERGY STAR® Certification for Superior Energy Efficiency
- Date: November 14, 2023
- Author: Pournamasi Rath, Principal
- Category: Sustainability
Ettinger Engineering Associates (EEA) is pleased to announce that the 445 and 414 Gerard Ave. high-rise apartment buildings have earned the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA’s) ENERGY STAR MFHR certification.
Variety Boys and Girls Club Among Winners of State’s
Buildings of Excellence Competition and Awarded $1M
- Date: March 28, 2023
- Author: Pournamasi Rath, Principal
- Category: Sustainability
Ettinger Engineering Associates is pleased to announce that The Variety Boys & Girls Club of Queens Redevelopment Project has been selected a winner of the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority’s (NYSERDA) Round Three Buildings of Excellence Competition award. The project has been awarded $1M in incentives.
The Variety Boys & Girls Club of Queens Redevelopment Project
- Date: October 17, 2022
- Author: Pournamasi Rath, Principal
- Category: Sustainability
Ettinger Engineering Associates (EEA) is pleased to announce the launch of a planned new Carbon Neutral‐Ready development: The Variety Boys & Girls Club of Queens Redevelopment Project.
Technical Articles
Announcing A Four-Part Series on Buildings & Carbon-Neutrality
- Date: May 02, 2022
- Author: Ed Ettinger, Managing Principal
- Category: Sustainability
Ettinger Engineering Associates (EEA) is pleased to announce a four part series revolving around building carbon emissions, how NYC’s LL97 addresses such, and what buildings can do to reduce their carbon footprint.
Technical Series on Buildings & Carbon-Neutrality
Part 1 – Sources of Carbon Emissions from Buildings
- Date: May 16, 2022
- Author: Ed Ettinger, Managing Principal
- Category: Sustainability
As we begin our journey into our four-part series we must first frame how buildings use energy and how these end uses are ultimately responsible for the emissions of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
Technical Series on Buildings & Carbon-Neutrality
Part 2 – NYC’s LL97 as Economic Vehicle to Reduce Carbon Emissions
- Date: June 1, 2022
- Author: Ed Ettinger, Managing Principal
- Category: Sustainability
With Part 1 of our series surrounding buildings and carbon neutrality under our belt, we can discuss how equivalent carbon dioxide emissions are calculated and how NYC’s Local Law 97 (LL97) has attached economic drivers to the reduction of such at a building level. Using LL97 as the focal point of iscussion, we’ll discuss how NYC has approached the subject matter.
Technical Series on Buildings & Carbon-Neutrality
Part 3 – The ‘Right’ Way to Approach Building System Electrification
- Date: June 20, 2022
- Author: Ed Ettinger, Managing Principal
- Category: Sustainability
With Parts 1 & 2 of our four-part series on buildings and carbon neutrality published, we can now discuss the ‘right’ way to approach building system electrification a little. In particular, we believe the conversation should be economically grounded as, of course, the dollars and cents of a decision are usually one of the most determinant factors. We will continue to use NYC as our test case here although commentary for other locales is included
Case Studies
Case Study
Greenwich Club Residences
- Date: No Date Provided
- Author: Ettinger Enginnering Associates
- Category: Emissions Study
As part of New York City’s Climate Mobilization Act, Local Law 97 of 2019 imposes restrictions on GHG emissions for large buildings in NYC. Greenwich Club Residences, at 88 Greenwich St. New York, a 37 storey, 466' tall, R‐2 high rise building with commercial/retail space at the ground and 2nd floor level was the focus of a detailed technical study.
Case Study
Court Square
- Date: No Date Provided
- Author: Ettinger Engineering Associates
- Category: Sustainability & Energy Efficiency
Part of the New York Buildings of Excellence program. Court Square is A High‐rise tall new construction building with commercial, marketrate rentals and condominiums which met a spectrum of Sustainability and energy efficiency targets. Winner of NYSERDA’s Buildings of Excellence Award – Round 2; receiving an Incentive award of $1M.
Case Study
DSNY Staten Island 1/3 Garage Facility
- Date: No Date Provided
- Author: Ettinger Engineering Associates
- Category: Sustainability & Energy Efficiency
CDSNY Staten Island District 1/3 Garage ‐ New Construction and Rehabilitation. The project was designed to participate in NYC’s 80x50 pilot program, meet Local Law 86, qualify for an LEED v4 BD+C Silver rating, and reduce energy cost by 25%– 30%, with spectrum of other sustainability and energy efficiency targets.p>
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