Complete Green Roof Project
A standard roofing system was converted into a green roof at Regency House.  A new green roof is under construction at Sheridan Station's multifamily building.  Green roofs cool the building, providing energy savings and capturing stormwater runoff.
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Regency House was completed in 2008. The 160-unit Senior development has a livable green roof accessible to the tenants.       Sheridan Station's Multi-family building will have a livable green roof once it's completed in late Fall 2011.   Thirty-six  (36) properties have been completed or under construction now that has/will have green roof products such as high albedo roofing membranes.
Created on April 17, 2009 at  2:15 PM (EDT). Last updated by White, William on July 25, 2011 at 12:08 PM (EDT). Owned by Kirschner, Frank.
Frank Kirschner
William White
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