Oldenburg building earns green certification
Source: Iron Mountain Daily News
When Oldenburg Group built its new Kingsford location, the company was aiming for environmentally friendly, and the building has now officially received the stamp of approval.
Excerpt: In a first for Oldenburg, its technology center overlooking the Menominee River in Kingsford has achieved LEED certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. The structure is among just a handful of green buildings – and so far the largest – to be recognized in the south-central Upper Peninsula.
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Source: Iron Mountain Daily News
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