Dek text A Q&A with Kathryn DeFehr, Brooklyn architect and co-op resident, on how to sway a co-op board
On this tour, you will:
Speak directly with co-op board members who led the transition
Hear from engineers, contractors, and other experts who performed the work
Get an up-close look at the technological upgrades in action
Connect with fellow homeowners navigating LL97 compliance
About the building
Two Charlton Owners Corp. is a 16-story, 176-unit co-op in SoHo. Over the past ten years, the building has implemented a series of efficiency upgrades, starting off small with LED bulbs, submetering, and radiator covers, then moving on to bigger fixes like helping the boiler run more efficiently, upgrading the electrical room, and installing charging stations for electric vehicles in the co-op’s garage — all of which have helped the building comply with Local Law 97.
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