Sustainability and Health
Experience the perfect blend of history, modernity, and eco-conscious living.
Originally built as a bank, The Commonwealth Building has been completely renovated with thoughtfully designed interiors and a distinctive facade... all with focus on modern sustainability practices!
Built to Make a Difference
- Locally Sourced Materials: Renovated using regional materials, preserving heritage with 115-year-old restored window sills and historic marble floors (mined during Teddy Roosevelt’s presidency!).
- Energy-Saving Appliances: Featuring General Electric and Haier appliances designed to cut energy use and lower your bills.
- Bright and Efficient: Large, well-insulated windows from a local fabricator provide natural light while keeping energy costs low.
- Eco-Friendly Lighting: LED bulbs use 80-85% less energy and last up to 23 years.
Stay Active & Connected
- Accessible Stairways: Well-lit and clean stairways make it easy to skip the elevator and add steps to your day.
- Prime Walkability: A Walk Score of 98 and Transit Score of 99 means everything is within reach.
- Bike Vault: On-site secure bike parking supports an active lifestyle.
Thoughtful Details
- Sustainable Carpets: By Interface, a pioneer in carbon-neutral flooring.
- Low-Flow Plumbing: Reduce water waste without sacrificing comfort.
- Centralized Hot Water Heating: Energy-efficient for a greener footprint.
- Smart Elevators: Advanced management system minimizes wait times and energy usage.
- Locally Made Signage: Designed and handcrafted by Monmade with sustainability in mind.
- Curated Art Displays: Enjoy art sourced from talented local artists throughout the building’s public spaces.
Work & Live Comfortably
- Common Workspaces: Designed for remote work with ample space to collaborate or focus.
- Cleaner Air: Low VOC carpeting and paint reduce harmful emissions for a healthier home.