Navy Federal Credit Union - Pensacola Campus Expansion
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As a result of a corporate decision to move their call center and management support facilities from their headquarters in Vienna, Virginia, Navy Federal Credit Union has begun the process of building a multi purpose campus in Pensacola, Florida. Their master plan consists of a 166,000 sf call center, a 165,000 sf administrative building, a totally self sufficient central energy plant including 8 megawatts of generator stand-by power and a 5 story, 1,100 car parking structure. The facility is designed and built to LEED gold certification. Greenhut was selected to build this multi phase campus because of its experience, personnel, and knowledge of LEED construction. The project is extremely unique primarily because of the customer’s requirements, which is centered around employee comfort, health, and wellness.
The preliminary construction required several miles of underground conduit, piping, and other utilities to serve the campus. Each of the 4 buildings is supported on augercast piling with large concrete footings, a steel structural frame (which is exposed internally) and an exterior of a decorative masonry block with zinc panels. Most of the interior has access flooring with individual air conditioning diffusers available to each of the hundreds of work stations thoroughout. A large 4 story atrium with skylights and shading louvers provides day-lighting into all spaces. The use of volatile materials in paints, flooring, cabinet work, etc. has been avoided. Many of the materials incorporated in the building are recycled materials.
The campus will have over 3,000 employees when completed and will be totally self sustaining through it’s energy plant. The associates will have a full 24/7 cafeteria, health clinic, work-out area, quiet rooms, maternal feeding areas, and exterior walking paths.
235 E Nine Mile Rd, Pensacola, FL
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