The Foit-Albert designed A.D. Price Senior Housing, Phase II project has been recognized by The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) for successfully completing the Multi-family Performance Program.  As a result of constructing this building with a projected energy cost savings of 26%, the building has earned the Energy Smart label. 

The objective is to maximize energy efficiency in multifamily buildings to lower energy costs while improving the health and comfort of residents.  The improvements applied to multifamily buildings have an important impact on energy use and the environment in the state.

Foit-Albert Project Manager Shawn Cowe, AIA, led an internal team of architects and engineers to work closely with the project’s energy engineers to exceed the minimum energy savings target of 15 percent.