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A 1994 Michigan AIA award-winner for its architectural design, this 24,000-square-foot facility for MichCon is a prototype of future buildings for the utility. Set on a heavily wooded 5.8–acre industrial park site, two buildings replaced a group of 60-year-old buildings in Muskegon’s central business district. Features: • Five-stall vehicle service area with four hydraulic hoists • Complete parts warehouse and modern shower and locker room facilities for field employees • Consistent and economical building materials were utilized on the second building, which houses a shop, material storage and a state-of-the-art fueling station. • State-of-the-art conference room • Split-face block & overhead spiral ductwork along main corridor • Masonry and steel construction • Campus environment • Low-glare workstations