Workshop
How to Make Your Older Building More Energy Efficient
May 07, 6:30 PM
Museum of the City of New York, 1220 Fifth Avenue , New York, New York 10029
$12
Explore the link between historic preservation and green design to see how preservation can enhance energy efficiency. This workshop will give owners/stewards of historic houses and multi-family properties tips on restoring their buildings in a way that is sensitive to the historic element and contributes to sustainability.
More info: mcny.org
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