Green Living in the Heart of NoMa

At The Iris, we make it simple to embrace a healthy and sustainable lifestyle. Our apartment community features eco-friendly design strategies that reduce our environmental footprint while enhancing health and efficiency.

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Metro Access & EV Charging Stations

We Have You Covered

When you're ready to go the extra mile, The Iris has you covered. We're just 0.5 miles from NoMa Metro Station, providing easy access to nearby shops, restaurants, and parks. Plus, we offer on-site car charging stations to support your electric vehicle.

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Green Living

Sustainable Landscapes

Our stormwater management system features a green roof and bioretention areas designed to minimize runoff and enhance open space. The Iris offers 9,759 square feet of green roof space on the Penthouse Level, accessible to residents and equipped with social areas, grills, and fire pits.

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Water Smart Solutions

Low-impact fficiency

The Iris provides low-flow plumbing fixtures that reduce water usage by more than 31%, saving an estimated 5,053,045 gallons annually (including lavatory faucets, toilets, showers, and kitchen faucets). Additionally, our green spaces feature drip irrigation and landscaping that cut water consumption by over 69%.

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Earth Friendly Living

Energy & Atmosphere

Engineered to surpass ASHRAE 90.1-2010 standards, with an expected 25.2% reduction in energy costs. Key energy-saving features include lighting sensors, VRF HVAC systems, and ENERGY STAR-rated appliances.

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Eco Conscious Living

Materials and Resources

More than 20 products with environmental product declarations (EPDs) were incorporated into the construction process. Additionally, over 75% of construction waste was diverted from landfills.

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Resource Efficient Lifestyle

Indoor Environmental Quality

IAQ management is implemented to safeguard HVAC systems during construction. Low-VOC paints, insulation, and flooring are used to comply with LEED standards.