Atlanta, GA
Georgia Institute of Technology Price Gilbert Library and Crosland Tower Renewal
The Price Gilbert Library was built in 1953, and the Crosland Tower came soon after in 1968—which meant that Georgia Tech’s library complex needed a renovation. The college had a vision to transform their conventional library into a next-generation library—an innovative, modern, and inviting environment. By developing these historic buildings in the heart of the campus into a fresh, technology-rich space, we were able to provide advanced opportunities for students.
Client
Georgia Institute of Technology
Project Stats
222,810 sq ft
Recognition
Seeking LEED Silver Certification
ENR Southeast Award of Merit
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Georgia University System increases standards for higher education projects
This system acknowledges buildings that enhance energy efficiency, minimize water consumption, promote the use of locally sourced materials and furnishings, and protect natural resources. These institutions are also encouraged to voluntarily adhere to the Georgia Peach Green Building Rating System.
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Georgia Institute of Technology Price Gilbert Library and Crosland Tower Renewal