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Bob Moore Construction Finishes Arlington LEED Project

March 1, 2010
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Arlington-based Bob Moore Construction completed the largest LEED Gold Core and Shell Industrial project in the state to date. The three-building, 1.16 million-sq-ft business park along SH 360 in Arlington began with the demolition and asbestos abatement of the Festival Marketplace mall; more than 95% - 91,634 tons - of steel, concrete, asphalt, copper and aluminum were recycled.

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