Cedarwood residence hall, Eastern Mennonite University’s first LEED building, is nearing completion. EMU is working with Troyer Group, Mishawaka, IN, and Harman Construction, Inc., Harrisonburg, VA, to create natural lighting, recycled flooring, a bike shed with a “green” roof and native landscaping among other things. Cedarwood residence hall will house 120 students, replacing Oakwood residence, a 40-year-old structure. read more

Tags: bike, EMU, green buildings, LEED

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