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Green Roofs for Healthy Cities Announces CitiesAlive New York 2026 Advisory Committee
Green Roofs for Healthy Cities announces the CitiesAlive 2026 Advisory Committee, a group of industry leaders guiding the 20th CitiesAlive Conference on green roofs, green walls, and living architecture in Brooklyn, New York, from September 30 to October 2, 2026.
CitiesAlive 2026 to Be Held at a Green Key Eco-Rated Hotel in the Heart of Brooklyn
Book discounted rooms for CitiesAlive 2026 at the New York Marriott at the Brooklyn Bridge, a Green Key Eco-Rated hotel in Brooklyn. Join the 20th annual conference on green roofs, green walls, and living architecture, September 30 to October 2, 2026.
CitiesAlive 2026 Call for Proposals and Research Papers Are Now Open
The Call for Proposals and Research Papers for CitiesAlive 2026 is now open. Taking place September 30 - October 2, 2026 in Brooklyn, New York, the 20th annual conference on green roofs, walls, and living architecture invites designers, researchers, and practitioners to submit abstracts by April 1, 2026.
Positive Changes to New York Tax Abatement Program Finally Pass New York State Legislature
The Tax Abatement provides existing and new building owners with the opportunity to reduce property taxes in exchange for implementing a green roof.
During Earth Week, Governor Hochul Announces $60 Million for New Green Resiliency Grant Program
Grant Program to Fund Green Infrastructure Projects Including Green Roofs, Green Streets and Permeable Pavement Advance Comprehensive Resiliency Plan in Governor Hochul’s 2024 State of the State
American Society of Landscape Architects, New York Announces 2023 ASLA Fellow and Medal Recipients
Annual Program Recognizes Excellence in the Practice of Landscape Architecture
American Society of Landscape Architects, New York (ASLA-NY) Announces 2023 Design Awards Recipients
Annual Program Recognizes Excellence in the Practice of Landscape Architecture
How Voters Said “Yes” to the Environment on Ballot Measures This Year
New York state, Denver and other cities and states around the country found widespread voter support for climate, recycling and cleaner transportation.