Carroll Gardens Passive House featured on Robb Report

We're excited that our recently completed project was featured on Robb Report!

The project, as writer Abby Montanez notes, "takes it to the next level, blending historic charm with sustainable technologies." As a passive house, the project is highly energy efficient and is as comfortable and healthy inside as it is thoughtfully designed. We were grateful to work with an amazing team to complete the project, including Marc Fabris, Lindsay Barranco, and Michael Ingui of Ingui Architecture, BZJ Construction, Claire Fleming of BIA Interiors, and bldgtyp.

Huge thanks to Ellen Gottlieb of Corcoran, the listing agent for the project, and Cathy Hobbs of Cathy Hobbs Design Recipes, who staged the house. We'd also like to recognize the manufacturers who made the passive house elements of the project a success, including Ikon Windows and Doors, Lamilux Skylights, Sto, Stego, Rockwool, Greenfiber Cellulose, Owens Corning Insulation, Zehnder, Mitsubishi, and AO Smith.

This $10 Million Brooklyn Townhouse Blends Historic Charm with Bleeding-Edge Sustainability

The 125-year-old home in Carroll Gardens has been transformed into a certified Passive House outfitted with triple-pane windows and a clean air filtration system.

https://robbreport.com/shelter/homes-for-sale/brooklyn-brownstone-turned-into-passive-house-1236379332/

Want to see the house for yourself?

Join us for an Open House on site tomorrow, 3/26, at 6:00 PM. RSVP here: Passive House Open House Tickets, Wed, Mar 26, 2025 at 6:00 PM | Eventbrite