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The “green” dream is nearly a reality. All that is needed are students to make the project complete. Here is the very latest on the Buchanan Energy Center, the first building of its kind on a California high school campus.

The historic construction is feverishly heading to the finish line.  The Buchanan Energy Building is slated to be finished by mid-August.  See the progress and the last little bit of Logix ICF to be covered up.

Progress is fast, furious, and breezy at Buchanan. The new definition of an energy-efficient building is taking shape, and taking advantage of the breeze. See what we mean in our latest report.

For several months the Logix insulated concrete forms gave the Buchanan project a special glow. But now, the secret to energy savings and superior insulation design is covered up. Take a look at the progress on this historic energy-saving building in Central California.

Central CA-For the longest time, the new construction on the corner of the Buchanan campus looked a lot like a giant ice cooler. But now, the Logix foam blocks are getting covered up from top to bottom. The transformation on this historic construction continues to fascinate workers and observers alike.

Central CA-Go inside the historic construction on a California campus. See the light of the Buchanan Energy Building as progress continues on this “green” wonder.

Central CA-There are a lot of proud students, teachers and administrators on the Buchanan High School campus. A one-of-a-kind building is going up faster than ever and our exclusive look into the project continues.

Central CA-We are back on the job site. The Energy Building is going to be a construction wonder by the time it’s complete…take a look at the heat.

Central CA-We have the latest progress report on the historic structure rising on the Buchanan High campus. Students returned from the holiday break to see the Energy Building reaching for the rain clouds.

Weather does not prevent progress on the historic “green” project going up on the Buchanan High campus in Central California.  Click below and take a look around the dynamic project. See how students will learn to build in the future.