One man's struggle with 'green dream' condo
In his self-published book, he details his problems with developing his US$1.6m property at 123 W 15th St
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STANDING beside one of the two waterfalls that he had built into his duplex condominium on West 15th Street in Chelsea in Manhattan, Colin Rath smiled. The waterfalls feed a narrow koi pond that runs the length of the living room and was scooped out in the shape of a scale replica of China's Yangtze River.
"It's so peaceful in here," he said.
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