The Franklin Corporation completes construction of the latest Navy Federal Credit Union Branch.

Dec. 15, 2011 - PRLog -- The Whidbey Island Branch sits on an approximate 2 acre site.  To minimize runoff and to improve quality of the stormwater, this lot has been fully landscaped with native plants, and all Parking and Drive Lanes were constructed with 7” of pervious concrete pavement.  In addition, an underground, stormwater retention vault was installed to further aid in the collection and treatment of the Stormwater.

The building structure consists of 100% non combustible material utilizing structural metal framed walls and cold-formed metal roof truss system.  The exterior façade is cladded with brick veneer, prefinished Hardie Artizan lap siding, and fully glazed curtain walls and storefront windows.  Interior construction incorporated floor to ceiling glass partitions, stone tile flooring, and Plyboo plywood finished casework with Caesarstone solid surface countertops.   Building systems include fully automatic Wet-Type fire sprinkler system, automated Variable Air Volume heating and cooling system, and an advanced lighting control system throughout the entire facility.

If you would like more information about this or any other project, you may contact Brett Bennett at info@thefranklincorporation.com or by phone at (360) 384-6200

*The Franklin Corporation (www.thefranklincorporation.com) has been building in the northwest for over 30 years.  In 2011, the Bellingham Business Journal awarded us the distinction of “2011 Best Contractor” as voted by their readers.

**The Navy Federal Credit Union (www.navyfederal.org) has been serving Military Personnel and their families since 1933.  Since that time, they have opened up over 200 Member Branches and 450 ATM locations, and serve 3.7 million members worldwide.

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