BuildingCensus

Laboratory buildings in New York City

78 laboratory buildings benchmarked under Local Law 84 (LL84), graded by ENERGY STAR score.

Buildings
78
Avg score
Avg site EUI
402.0
kBtu/ft²
Floor area
21.3M ft²
combined

Top of the class

Most efficient

BuildingScoreSite EUIFloor area

Penalty exposure

Least efficient

BuildingScoreSite EUIFloor area

Scale

Largest

BuildingScoreSite EUIFloor area
AECOM College, Laboratory Spaces and Weiler Campus390.8 kBtu/ft²2,173,486 sq ft
Weill Cornell Medicine campus1,862,814 sq ft
Rockefeller University Main Campus1,546,119 sq ft
Annenberg1,119,997 sq ft
1250-1300 Morris Park Avenue (South Campus, Lot 1)558.5 kBtu/ft²911,540 sq ft
Alexandria Center for Life Science257.8 kBtu/ft²795,486 sq ft
Zuckerman Research Center - Part MSK Campus356.7 kBtu/ft²728,239 sq ft
P&S - Black1051.3 kBtu/ft²721,049 sq ft
P&S - Black LL971051.3 kBtu/ft²721,049 sq ft
Zuckerman Research Center - (Child of MSKCC Super Campus)404.8 kBtu/ft²703,782 sq ft

Frequently asked questions

How efficient are New York City's laboratory buildings?

The 78 benchmarked laboratory buildings in New York City average an ENERGY STAR score of — and a site energy-use intensity of 402.0 kBtu/ft² in their latest Local Law 84 (LL84) disclosures.

Which laboratory building in New York City has the best energy grade?

No scored buildings of this type yet.

Dataset updated . Source: Energy and Water Data Disclosure public disclosure.