Arvest Bank held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, complete with a cookout and giveaways, for a branch at National Avenue and Chestnut Expressway. The structure will be built for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. Sustainable features include: rainwater capturing, pervious pavement, reduced water usage, LED lighting, motion sensors for lighting, white roof covering and concrete drives to reduce heat absorption, an interpretive trail to educate about LEED practices, native plants, recyclables bins, and recycled and local construction products.
The branch is set to open in 2010. Hight-Jackson Associates is the external architect for the project. It will be Arvest's third Springfield branch.
Also at the Wednesday ceremony, the Walton Family Foundation presented checks for $5,000 to the James River Basin Partnership and Ozark Greenways.
Arvest Bank held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, complete with a cookout and giveaways, for a branch at National Avenue and Chestnut Expressway. The structure will be built for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. Sustainable features include: rainwater capturing, pervious pavement, reduced water usage, LED lighting, motion sensors for lighting, white roof covering and concrete drives to reduce heat absorption, an interpretive trail to educate about LEED practices, native plants, recyclables bins, and recycled and local construction products.
The branch is set to open in 2010. Hight-Jackson Associates is the external architect for the project. It will be Arvest's third Springfield branch.
Also at the Wednesday ceremony, the Walton Family Foundation presented checks for $5,000 to the James River Basin Partnership and Ozark Greenways.
Arvest Bank held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, complete with a cookout and giveaways, for a branch at National Avenue and Chestnut Expressway. The structure will be built for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. Sustainable features include: rainwater capturing, pervious pavement, reduced water usage, LED lighting, motion sensors for lighting, white roof covering and concrete drives to reduce heat absorption, an interpretive trail to educate about LEED practices, native plants, recyclables bins, and recycled and local construction products.
The branch is set to open in 2010. Hight-Jackson Associates is the external architect for the project. It will be Arvest's third Springfield branch.
Also at the Wednesday ceremony, the Walton Family Foundation presented checks for $5,000 to the James River Basin Partnership and Ozark Greenways.
Arvest Bank held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, complete with a cookout and giveaways, for a branch at National Avenue and Chestnut Expressway. The structure will be built for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. Sustainable features include: rainwater capturing, pervious pavement, reduced water usage, LED lighting, motion sensors for lighting, white roof covering and concrete drives to reduce heat absorption, an interpretive trail to educate about LEED practices, native plants, recyclables bins, and recycled and local construction products.
The branch is set to open in 2010. Hight-Jackson Associates is the external architect for the project. It will be Arvest's third Springfield branch.
Also at the Wednesday ceremony, the Walton Family Foundation presented checks for $5,000 to the James River Basin Partnership and Ozark Greenways.
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Arvest Bank held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, complete with a cookout and giveaways, for a branch at National Avenue and Chestnut Expressway. The structure will be built for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. Sustainable features include: rainwater capturing, pervious pavement, reduced water usage, LED lighting, motion sensors for lighting, white roof covering and concrete drives to reduce heat absorption, an interpretive trail to educate about LEED practices, native plants, recyclables bins, and recycled and local construction products.
The branch is set to open in 2010. Hight-Jackson Associates is the external architect for the project. It will be Arvest's third Springfield branch.
Also at the Wednesday ceremony, the Walton Family Foundation presented checks for $5,000 to the James River Basin Partnership and Ozark Greenways.
Arvest Bank held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, complete with a cookout and giveaways, for a branch at National Avenue and Chestnut Expressway. The structure will be built for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. Sustainable features include: rainwater capturing, pervious pavement, reduced water usage, LED lighting, motion sensors for lighting, white roof covering and concrete drives to reduce heat absorption, an interpretive trail to educate about LEED practices, native plants, recyclables bins, and recycled and local construction products.
The branch is set to open in 2010. Hight-Jackson Associates is the external architect for the project. It will be Arvest's third Springfield branch.
Also at the Wednesday ceremony, the Walton Family Foundation presented checks for $5,000 to the James River Basin Partnership and Ozark Greenways.
Arvest Bank held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, complete with a cookout and giveaways, for a branch at National Avenue and Chestnut Expressway. The structure will be built for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. Sustainable features include: rainwater capturing, pervious pavement, reduced water usage, LED lighting, motion sensors for lighting, white roof covering and concrete drives to reduce heat absorption, an interpretive trail to educate about LEED practices, native plants, recyclables bins, and recycled and local construction products.
The branch is set to open in 2010. Hight-Jackson Associates is the external architect for the project. It will be Arvest's third Springfield branch.
Also at the Wednesday ceremony, the Walton Family Foundation presented checks for $5,000 to the James River Basin Partnership and Ozark Greenways.
Arvest Bank held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, complete with a cookout and giveaways, for a branch at National Avenue and Chestnut Expressway. The structure will be built for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. Sustainable features include: rainwater capturing, pervious pavement, reduced water usage, LED lighting, motion sensors for lighting, white roof covering and concrete drives to reduce heat absorption, an interpretive trail to educate about LEED practices, native plants, recyclables bins, and recycled and local construction products.
The branch is set to open in 2010. Hight-Jackson Associates is the external architect for the project. It will be Arvest's third Springfield branch.
Also at the Wednesday ceremony, the Walton Family Foundation presented checks for $5,000 to the James River Basin Partnership and Ozark Greenways.
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Arvest Bank held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, complete with a cookout and giveaways, for a branch at National Avenue and Chestnut Expressway. The structure will be built for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. Sustainable features include: rainwater capturing, pervious pavement, reduced water usage, LED lighting, motion sensors for lighting, white roof covering and concrete drives to reduce heat absorption, an interpretive trail to educate about LEED practices, native plants, recyclables bins, and recycled and local construction products.
The branch is set to open in 2010. Hight-Jackson Associates is the external architect for the project. It will be Arvest's third Springfield branch.
Also at the Wednesday ceremony, the Walton Family Foundation presented checks for $5,000 to the James River Basin Partnership and Ozark Greenways.
Arvest Bank held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, complete with a cookout and giveaways, for a branch at National Avenue and Chestnut Expressway. The structure will be built for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. Sustainable features include: rainwater capturing, pervious pavement, reduced water usage, LED lighting, motion sensors for lighting, white roof covering and concrete drives to reduce heat absorption, an interpretive trail to educate about LEED practices, native plants, recyclables bins, and recycled and local construction products.
The branch is set to open in 2010. Hight-Jackson Associates is the external architect for the project. It will be Arvest's third Springfield branch.
Also at the Wednesday ceremony, the Walton Family Foundation presented checks for $5,000 to the James River Basin Partnership and Ozark Greenways.
Arvest Bank held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, complete with a cookout and giveaways, for a branch at National Avenue and Chestnut Expressway. The structure will be built for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. Sustainable features include: rainwater capturing, pervious pavement, reduced water usage, LED lighting, motion sensors for lighting, white roof covering and concrete drives to reduce heat absorption, an interpretive trail to educate about LEED practices, native plants, recyclables bins, and recycled and local construction products.
The branch is set to open in 2010. Hight-Jackson Associates is the external architect for the project. It will be Arvest's third Springfield branch.
Also at the Wednesday ceremony, the Walton Family Foundation presented checks for $5,000 to the James River Basin Partnership and Ozark Greenways.
Arvest Bank held a groundbreaking ceremony Wednesday, complete with a cookout and giveaways, for a branch at National Avenue and Chestnut Expressway. The structure will be built for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. Sustainable features include: rainwater capturing, pervious pavement, reduced water usage, LED lighting, motion sensors for lighting, white roof covering and concrete drives to reduce heat absorption, an interpretive trail to educate about LEED practices, native plants, recyclables bins, and recycled and local construction products.
The branch is set to open in 2010. Hight-Jackson Associates is the external architect for the project. It will be Arvest's third Springfield branch.
Also at the Wednesday ceremony, the Walton Family Foundation presented checks for $5,000 to the James River Basin Partnership and Ozark Greenways.
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