Old Federal Building receives LEED Gold certification
The Old Federal Building achieves LEED Gold certification.
According to an excerpt from the article:
Transforming the once decaying old federal building into a renovated, energy-efficient structure was a daunting task – even for Ryan Idema, an engineer who’s spent his career infusing buildings with a sustainable design.
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