The Helena Manhattan Rental Green Condos were designed to reduce energy at every opportunity – such outstanding considerations such as solar panels on the roof to provide supplemental energy for the building. All appliances within the apartments at Helena Manhattan are energy star rated. Each of the expansive glass windows at Manhattan Helena are low-e coated which reduce UV light and reduce the need for both heating and cooling. The master switch located in each home at Helena Manhattan means that you can easily save energy when you are not at home by turning off all non-essential lights. Even the common rooms at Helena Manhattan Apartments feature sensors and turn off or lower lighting in rooms when no one is present. All the electro mechanical equipment at Helena Manhattan is variable voltage and frequency. Interestingly waste heat from the building is used to heat all the hot water for the building, a truly unique and innovative system. Finally the Helena Manhattan Apartments purchase power that is 50% generated by wind power.

All of these state of the art green initiatives result in a building that significantly reduces pollution. The Helena Manhattan utilized construction materials that were manufactured within a 500 mile radius of the development, leaving a much lower carbon foot print on the environment. During the construction of the Helena Manhattan pollutants were carefully managed and contained and all foundation water was screened and filtered before it was released back into the natural system.

Helena Manhattan also features the latest in co-generation micro turbines that power base mechanical equipment and lighting. Finally the Helena Manhattan Apartments encourage the use of electric vehicles, and feature charging stations for electric cars. There is designated car pool bays and areas at Helena Manhattan as well as eco friendly vehicles that operate to and from the Columbus Circle subway station.

The Manhattan Helena tower also carefully manages and reduces the use of water, from the rooftop garden to the managed storm run off every drop is considered precious. The cooling towers on the roof of the Helena Manhattan tower use recycled water.