Heron Tower at 70 East 55th Street Achieves LEED-Gold Status

Heron Tower, courtesy Cushman & WakefieldHeron Tower, courtesy Cushman & Wakefield

Thanks to efforts led by Cushman & Wakefield , the 27-story Heron Tower in Midtown has now achieved LEED-Gold Status. The Heron Tower, at 70 East 55th Street between Park Avenue and Madison Avenue, was built in 1987, yielding 154,000 square feet of office space, and stands 314 feet tall.

Lobby at Heron Tower, courtesy Cushman & Wakefield

Lobby at Heron Tower, courtesy Cushman & Wakefield

The most important aspect of the project was installing a Building Management System, which helped schedule energy usage by time and day.

Office at Heron Tower, courtesy Cushman & Wakefield

Office at Heron Tower, courtesy Cushman & Wakefield

The project was implemented over a two-year period and consisted of replacing interior and perimeter AC units. An additional 200 will be installed later this year and next to complete the renovations.

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1 Comment on "Heron Tower at 70 East 55th Street Achieves LEED-Gold Status"

  1. Please pardon me for using your space: If you are anti-designs by its achieved, I think you’re old-fashioned.

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