Green New York

Wednesday, February 10th

6:30 p.m.
St. James’ Church, Sunderland Hall
865 Madison Avenue (between 71st and 72nd streets)

Please use the Parish Hall entrance.

How is New York City at the forefront of environmental design efforts? Architect Jean Parker Phifer, who recently published Public Art New York and teaches environmental design at NYU, will discuss what makes New York one of the most sustainable cities in the country and the challenges we face moving forward. This talk will explore urban infrastructure, historic buildings and recent LEED rated designs, as well as examine the integration of greenery and art into sustainable public space. A book signing will follow the lecture.

$15 FRIENDS members, $25 non-members ($10 students with valid ID)

Purchase tickets online here.

Reservations are required in advance

Please RSVP:Call: 212-535-2526 ~ Fax: 212-535-2155
Email: [email protected]

Buy tickets online OR

Please send payment in advance to:
Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts
20 East 69th Street, 4B
New York, NY 10021

Make checks payable to:
Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts

To become a member or renew your annual
membership, visit FRIENDS’ website