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The second-story rooftop bar at the Heights Bar & Grill can be partially enclosed, making it a solid bet for rain in the forecast. This Tex-Mex restaurant is ideal for throwing back a few frozen margaritas, which can be done up with an extra shot of tequila or an upside-down Corona. Bottomless brunch is available.

This wine bar is known for its rooftop, adorned with white metal garden furniture, with plenty of space for big birthday parties. Happy hour here is until 7 p.m. daily, and a roving pop-up program allows for new bites upon each visit.

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Located in the creative center of New York City, Hell's Kitchen, near Times Square, Ink 48 Hotel comes to life in the city's preeminent theatrical printing press from the 1930s. Transformed with modern interiors, the historic hotel's 222 guestrooms and suites have views of the Manhattan skyline and the Hudson River, home of our pigment-producing mascot. Naturally, Ink 48 Hotel also has the neighborhood's best restaurant, PRINT., as well as a rooftop hotspot, The Press Lounge. Steps from The Glasshouse event space, Ink 48 is also situated near the shopping and culture mecca Hudson Yards and the Javits Center. Named no. 6 best NYC hotel in the Cond Nast Traveler 2023 Readers' Choice Awards, Ink 48 Hotel is proud to have won the award in 2020, 2021 and 2022, too!

Step into the iconic Gansevoort Meatpacking NYC, located in the heart of NYC's vibrant Meatpacking District. Relax in the spacious rooms and multi-bedroom suites, while taking in stunning New York City and Hudson River views. Work out privately with our in-room fitness partner, Lululemon Studio Mirror workout companion or our in-room Jade yoga mats. Explore four lively onsite culinary offerings, from rooftop omakase experiences to al fresco dining - there is much to be discovered.

Santa Barbara is The American Riviera. A place where travel dreams come true, and reality exceeds even your highest expectations. Kimpton Canary Hotel provides the quintessential Santa Barbara hotel experience, with luxurious accommodations and a staff focused on delighting you at every turn. The crown jewel of this Spanish-style hotel is its rooftop pool, which affords stunning views, particularly at sunset. Our four-post beds are said to be among the most indulgent of all-time. Book your stay at Kimpton Canary and allow our staff to guide you to adventures that make memories- like private tastings at our local world-class vineyards, beach time in style, and the best farm fresh cuisine beyond our beloved Finch and Fork restaurant. And because we're a Kimpton hotel, you can expect delightful perks such as hosted wine hour, thoughtful bath amenities, complimentary bikes and so much more.

The Rooftop Unit Comparison Calculator (RTUCC) compares standard- and high-efficiency rooftop air conditioners and heat pumps on a life-cycle cost basis. This web application is an alternative to custom building simulation models while offering more detail than simplified estimating tools that are commonly available. While simplified tools are typically based on full-load efficiencies and full-load equivalent operating hours, the RTUCC accounts for local climate and partial-load efficiencies, as well as full-load efficiencies, using prototypical EnergyPlus models.

The RTUCC assists decision-making regarding the purchase or replacement of packaged rooftop air-conditioning and heat pump equipment by estimating a products lifetime energy cost savings at various efficiency levels. Other key features include the following:

A roof garden is a garden on the roof of a building. Besides the decorative benefit, roof plantings may provide food, temperature control, hydrological benefits, architectural enhancement, habitats or corridors[1] for wildlife, recreational opportunities, and in large scale it may even have ecological benefits. The practice of cultivating food on the rooftop of buildings is sometimes referred to as rooftop farming.[2] Rooftop farming is usually done using green roof, hydroponics, aeroponics or air-dynaponics systems or container gardens.[3]

In New York City between 1880 and Prohibition large rooftop gardens built included the Hotel Astor (New York City), the American Theater on Eighth Avenue, the garden atop Stanford White's 1890 Madison Square Garden, and the Paradise Roof Garden opened by Oscar Hammerstein I in 1900.[7]

Green roofs may be extensive or intensive.[15] The terms are used to describe the type of planting required. The panels that comprise a green roof are generally no more than a few centimeters up to 30 cm (a few inches up to a foot) in depth, since weight is an important factor when covering an entire roof surface. The plants that go into a green roof are usually sedum or other shallow-rooted plants that will tolerate the hot, dry, windy conditions that prevail in most rooftop gardens. With a green roof, "the plants' layer can shield off as much as 87% of solar radiation while a bare roof receives 100% direct exposure".[16] 17dc91bb1f