ONTARIO, Calif. – The California and Nevada credit union leagues move into the new headquarters in the Ontario Airport Towers later this week.
The league, which is moving from nearby Rancho Cucamonga, will occupy the sixth floor of the project’s first phase, a 150,000 square foot steel frame building. The Ontario Airport Towers office complex is scheduled to be completed in three phases, and will contain approximately 850,000 square feet of office space.
The new offices will be green in design, meaning interior materials, including paints, carpeting, and furniture, were selected because of their low chemical emissions and recycled content.
Daylight from the office’s numerous windows, combined with efficient lighting fixtures, will help reduce energy use. Energy Star equipment and appliances were used where possible. And low-flow plumbing fixtures were installed to help reduce water use. In addition, the League recycled furniture by reupholstering and reusing much of its existing furniture, reducing the amount of material sent to the landfill.
