Madonna University breaks ground on Livonia’s first LEED certified building
You know a trend has arrived when Livonia jumps on the bandwagon, even more so when the Catholic Church comes along for the ride. Such is the case with green building in Metro Detroit now that Madonna University is constructing Livonia’s first Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certified structure.
You know a trend has arrived when
The SmithGroup-designed building is the first one built on the campus of the private, liberal arts university in 40 years. The 60,000 square-foot structure includes an array of environmentally-friendly and energy-efficient features, such as XXX.
Writer: Jon Zemke
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