New York city’s biggest geothermal building just opened on Coney Island, and you can live in it

The apartment building is expected to reduce its carbon emissions by 60% and slash utility costs by up to 30%.

New York City’s largest geothermal development has just opened on Coney Island. 1515 Surf is located just off the neighborhood’s famous boardwalk. The 16-story, 463-unit residential tower was developed by LCOR and designed by Studio V. It sits on top of an intricate geothermal system that stretches across more than an acre and harnesses the Earth’s heat to both heat and cool the property.