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New Yorkers have quite a few gripes about the state of recycling in our city, but this week brought exciting news that is making us feel more optimistic.

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1. Gorgeous Myrtle Hall Shows Off Pratt Institute's Commitment to Sustainability
   
2. Abandoned Warehouse Tranformed With Movable Steel Facade
   
3. Balmori Associates' Ultra Modern NYC Penthouse Boasts a Lush Stairway of Green
   
4. Barclays Center Plaza To Feature Green Roof Subway Entrance
   
5. PHOTOS: Inside Williamsburg's New Passive House by Loadingdock5
   
6. Underwater Skyscrapers Recycle Waste From Great Pacific Garbage Patch
   
7. Power Building in NYC's Bronx Gets a LEED Gold Overhaul
   
8. INTERVIEW: We Talk to Massimo LoBuglio About Sustainable Building and Cupcakes
   
9. Shigeru Ban’s Metal Shutter Houses Now Complete in NYC!
   
10. INTERVIEW: Architect David Hertz Talks to Us About How To Build With Old Planes
    
11. Diller Scofidio + Renfro's Grass Roofed Hypar Pavilion Wins AIA New York Chapter’s Architecture Award
    
12. BIG's Waste-to-Energy Ski Slope Incinerator Scrapped Due to Environmental Concerns
    
13. Crazy Skyscraper Theme Park is a Vertical Amusement for New York City
    
14. World's Greenest Whisky Distillery Unveiled in Scotland
    
15. Green-Walled Living Pavilion Garden Sprouts on Governors Island
    
16. Urban Umbrellas to Replace NYC Sidewalk Sheds
    
17. London's Mint Hotel Unveils Europe's Largest Living Green Wall
    
18. Flushing Commons is a Green Megacomplex for Queens, New York
    
19. Greenhouse: Joost's Garden-Wrapped Waste Free Shipping Container Restaurant Comes to Sydney
    
20. Long Beach Recycling Center Recycles Itself!