Construction completed in August 2005 on the Related Companies' 24-story residential tower, Tribeca Green, located at the southeast corner of Warren Street and North End Avenue. In accordance with the Battery Park City Authority's environmental guidelines, it is also a "green" project. Developed by Related Companies and designed by renowned architect Robert A. M. Stern, the $121 million project received $110 million in Liberty Bond financing. Tenants have already moved into this luxury rental building.
Designed by renowned architect Robert A. M. Stern, the 357,000 square foot tower -- located on Battery Park City's site 19B at 325 North End Avenue -- features 274 rental apartments, each equipped with a host of environmentally-friendly features. From energy-producing solar panels on the roof and high-efficiency Energy Star appliances, Tribeca Green has been designed to reduce energy use by as much as 25 percent more than is called for by the New York State Energy Code. The building also offers healthier indoor air quality and substantially more natural light than typical residential buildings.
"Tribeca Green is another critically important construction project for Lower Manhattan and a model for future residential development in New York City and across the nation," Gov. George Pataki said in a statement. "The completion of this elegant, environmentally responsible tower is yet another signal that downtown's resurgence is well underway."
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