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Not-so-dirty dancing
NYC nightclub groovin' to a green tune
Posted by Sarah van Schagen at 4:11 PM on 12 Feb 2008
Dirty dancing is so 2007. An NYC hot spot aiming for LEED certification could become the first eco-club in the U.S., W Magazine reports:
Jon B., owner of Manhattan nightclubs Home and Guest House, plans to open Greenhouse -- the first eco club in the U.S. -- in time to make it New York Fashion Week's buzziest hot spot. In the three-story space on 10th Avenue, LED lights replace standard bulbs, the toilets are programmed to use less water, furniture is covered with recycled material, and an organic drinks menu is in the works.
Hey, Jon B., put me on the list, will ya?
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