How Healthy Housing Can Help Rebuild Lives

A NYSERDA Buildings of Excellence award winner, The Rise is an affordable and supportive home for formerly incarcerated women in Brooklyn, New York. A model of both sustainability and trauma-informed design, the building received the Blue Ribbon in Design Award from NYSERDA, recognizing the project as a leader among leaders. Take a tour with the project team as the building is being constructed and learn about its health and wellness features and Passive House (PHI) design, made possible by NYSERDA's support.
NYSERDA Buildings of Excellence: www.nyserda.ny.gov/All-Progra...
Xenolith Partners: xenolithpartners.com/
Magnusson Architecture and Planning: www.maparchitects.com/
Bright Power: www.brightpower.com/
Project Eats: projecteats.org/
Women's Prison Association: www.wpaonline.org/
Brownsville Partnership: www.brownsvillepartnership.org/
Passive House Accelerator: passivehouseaccelerator.com/

[@providetriggersforevolutio3748]

Great project for 72 families and we need more of this on a massive scale for all citizens.

[@RottenlyMoodyChild]

Wait, I'm confused. Was this video re-uploaded?
(I'll just repost my comment from the other video 😊)
This is truly phenomenal architecture that not only enhances the lives of those that inhabit it, but restores, rebuilds, uplifts and so much more. All involved should feel very proud. I love the incorporation and integration of the more holistic lifestyle programs, features, services and activities. More of this, please 😊
Another amazing video, RB team 👏💚

[@ReimagineBuildings]

Why yes it was! (We spotted a typo in the first version). Thank you so much for the feedback!