Marvin Dixon, the director of engineering at the Four Season, stands next to the pipes that take water to the roof to be heated by the turbines and then take it back to be used in the hotel. (Michael Bryant / Staff Photographer)
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Up on the roof at the Four Seasons Hotel, behind latticework meant to keep things pretty, three turbines are humming away, transforming the way the luxury hotel produces - and saves - energy.
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