Tribeca Industrial Loft Acoustic Conversion
High-Performance Acoustic Separation & Timber Preservation

Site Constraints & Engineering Challenge
A late 19th-century industrial timber-and-brick loft suffered from severe air infiltration through uninsulated masonry, intense cobblestone street noise (exceeding 78 dB), and antiquated heating equipment requiring full structural retrofit under strict co-op building alteration agreements.
The Construction & Field Strategy
Green Building Construction engineered an uncoupled interior perimeter continuous vapor-permeable air barrier, deployed triple-glazed custom landmark replica fenestration, installed decoupled acoustic ceiling hangers with mineral wool insulation, and integrated high-static pressure concealed Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERVs).
Materials & Structural Specifications
Documented Project Results
Field Progress & Finished Details

Main open-plan executive forum with custom rift-sawn oak millwork and biophilic green accents.

Acoustically isolated conference suite with concealed perimeter returns and zero-VOC mineral plaster.

Private executive rest suite featuring bookmatched slabs and water-conserving concealed fixtures.