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Cusano Environmental Education Center Energy and Water Efficiency

  • Location: Philadelphia, PA
  • Building type(s): Retail, Interpretive Center, Assembly, Park
  • New construction
  • 18,000 sq. feet (1,670 sq. meters)
  • Project scope: multiple buildings
  • Urban setting
  • Completed January 2001

    Two buildings were constructed by January 2001. A third building, for administrative offices, will be constructed in the future.

    The Cusano Environmental Education Center (CEEC) is located at the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum in Philadelphia. The project consists of two buildings — a classroom building and an exhibit building

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