Kermit the Frog may have lamented that it's not easy being green, but it is certainly worth the time and effort for credit unions.

Navy Federal Credit Union's efforts in 2004 to create an employee-focused workplace in Pensacola, Fla., actually morphed into a green building opportunity.

Turning to Atlanta-based design-build firm ASD, the result is a campus located on 62 acres with live oaks and wetlands and includes a contact center, administration and a member branch. A fourth building, slated to be completed in 2011 will house an additional contact center, administrative functions and training rooms.

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