Madison Towers
First Native Americans (Quinnipiacs) and founding English Puritans, aboard the ship “Hector”, arrived in 1638 and founded the Elm City in Connecticut.
A 9-square grid-plan, inspired by the design of a Roman city planner, Velruvius was called New Haven in 1640, after an English maritime village.
The innovative grid has remained, with New Haven Green at its center and is best explored on foot when seeking one of New Haven County’s luxury apartments for rent that are at the center of it all.
Walking to school or work in this pedestrian friendly, “First Planned City in America”, brings you past the historic architecture of Madison Towers’ 17 stories, providing bright and spacious apartments with beautiful balcony views and white glove services.
Cooling Madison Towers, you will find a new natural gas, engine-driven chiller by Tecochill of Waltham, MA.
It’s cutting energy costs for residents by reducing the electric demand charges from two existing electric chillers.
Unique to the gas engine-driven Tecochill is the ability to use reclaimed heat from the engine for domestic hot water use in the building adding additional savings.
Tecochill systems can cut a building’s cooling costs in half, by switching to affordable natural gas and eliminating most of the electrical load associated with providing a building’s cooling. Chillers eliminate cooling capacity from gobbling up limited electrical capacity or requiring upgrades to a building’s electrical service.
Tecogen’s Ultera – patented ultra-low emissions control technology, has proven consistently that it reduces emissions of pollutants contributing to smog (NOx,CO and hydrocarbons) to near zero levels.
Today, the city of New Haven is the second largest city in Connecticut and 6th largest city in New England booming with education and innovation, and 111 Park St is still at the center of it all.