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When it comes to building green, it’s not always black and white; or, more specifically, it’s not always LEED® or nothing. Structure Tone has over a decade of experience delivering integrated, high-performance, cost-effective solutions to meet our clients’ sustainability goals.
Figures based on the years 2019
The CM/GC plays an integral part, from concept to close-out, with our intimate knowledge of construction waste and demolition management, understanding of the cost-analysis of alternative green building solutions and expertise in the constructability of green technologies. We work to help our clients meet their sustainability goals while also providing viable alternatives for even greater efficiencies and implementing sustainable construction practices into the project management plan. Whether your objectives are centered on reducing your carbon footprint or on employee health and well-being, the STO Building Group can help achieve your goals.
Figures based on the years 2019
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Abbott Construction is Salmon-Safe
The newest addition to the STO Building Group family of companies, Abbott ConstructionGo to https://www.abbottconstruction.com/, is Salmon-Safe CertifiedGo to https://salmonsafe.org/! Salmon-Safe, a West Coast-based nonprofit organization and one of top ecolabels in the United States, is leading a movement to help Pacific salmon thrive in West Coast watersheds. Knowing responsible building practices and infrastructure development are key pieces of the puzzle, Salmon-Safe created a certification that evaluates projects in Oregon, Washington, and British Colombia.
The infrastructure certification focuses on principles of low impact development (LID) site design and reducing nonpoint source pollution in critical areas. After being assessed by a team of Salmon-Safe scientists, Abbott ConstructionGo to https://www.abbottconstruction.com/ achieved the Salmon-Safe Certification for going above and beyond environmental regulations in order to reduce the impacts of their projects on the aquatic ecosystems and surrounding natural resources.
Our NY WELL Certified Office
Our New York office has not only elevated our NY presence to match the high levels of quality and finish of our clients, but it also forged new territory for New York’s commercial real estate industry. In 2017, our office became the first project in New YorkGo to https://structuretone.com/iwbi-announces-first-well-certified-project-nyc/ to earn WELL Certification, based on the environmental and wellness-related conditions and benefits of the new space. When the certification was announced, IWBI’s chairman and CEO, Rick Fedrizzi, said Structure Tone “is a company that at its core deeply understands the connection between the health of people and the importance of designing and constructing spaces that enhance health and well-being.”
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Contact
Robert Leon
Senior Vice President Global Services212-251-9568 (office)
917-952-3780 (cell)
“When you’re trying to shift the mindset of an entire industry, whether it’s design, construction, or real estate, it has to be on a level playing field. When it comes to sustainability, there are no competitors, there are only peers.”
Jennifer Taranto
Director of Sustainability617-956-3721 (office)
617-593-8750 (cell)
Jennifer TarantoGo to mailto:jennifer.taranto@structuretone.com
“What I love about the sustainability circles within the AEC community is there’s a complete openness and understanding that we’re all after the same goal. Whether it’s sustainability or wellness, there is this sharing of information amongst colleagues, peers, and competitors.”