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The LEED Registered, $2.5 M branch relies on a wind turbine, solar panels, energy efficient windows, Agriboard compressed-straw panels, permeable pavers, and geothermal heating and cooling. [more . . . ]
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Possibly the only blog dedicated to bank design. It serves as a venue for design trends in the banking industry, discussing the changing architectural relationship between a bank and its customers. Exploring the effects of changing technologies, security requirements, cultural shifts, and more.
It's good to see more and more people and companies jumping on the eco bandwagon and offering solid choices for environmentally-friendly businesses one can support. I love that these guys have gone beyond merely promoting e-statements or printing on recycled paper. I hope First Federal Savings is asking themselves "is there more we can do?". Perhaps it would be beneficial to offer a better interest rate on Home Improvement Loans that are environmentally responsible. It would certainly build First Federal's brand as the "green bank" if that's what they're interested in going for. Great post, thank you for sharing!
Posted by: Andrea Arbuckle | 2009.02.19 at 04:09 PM