The Ramblin’ Reck Garage is the new construction of a garage to house Georgia Tech’s “Ramblin’ Wreck” mascot. The Project is roughly 1,000 square feet and includes three bays within a single story. The windows are coated with a thermally efficient low-e coating that reduces heat loss in the winter and keeps the garage cool […]
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The new College of Business facility on the Dahlonega campus provides the specialized spaces needed to increase the rigor and relevance of business programs and supports new academic offerings with learning environments not currently available on any UNG campuses by providing: a Cybersecurity Range; a Computer Forensic Lab; Multidisciplinary CSIS Hardware & Networking Labs; a
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Canterbury Court is a not-for-profit housing and services provider serving seniors who desire life care in a sound economic and caring community. The existing 11-acre campus is located at 3750 Peachtree Road in Atlanta, GA. The expansion project includes the addition of a new 98-unit independent living tower with parking deck below (“Building D”) and
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This 143,000 square foot building houses several major campus programs. The facility includes 20 classrooms, six seminar rooms, a multi-purpose lecture hall, auditorium, student commons and specialized labs. Systems Commissioned Building Enclosure, Plumbing, HVAC, Electrical, Access Control/Security
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The new convocation center for the GSU campus is a multi-level facility that provides indoor space to meet future and current assembly/event needs. In addition to a large multi-purpose arena with a seating capacity of 8,000, the facility can host athletic events, convocations, commencements, conferences, concerts, and other major events on a scale reflective of
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The transformation of the Phipps Plaza Office and Anchor Building Towers was a massive undertaking. The 14-story luxury project included moving a fire station located on the property and carefully avoiding disturbance of the existing below-ground structures. The space now features a Nobu Hotel and Restaurant plus a 13-story office building, a LifeTime luxury athletic
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A new medical tower was built as an expansion of Edinburg’s facilities to better serve their community. The new five-story patient tower brings the total facility bed count to 294 beds, allowing the capable medical staff to serve even more members of the community. The Edinburg facility has a CAP Certified Lab, an Accredited Chest
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Epsten Group is proud to have provided commissioning services to Georgia Institute of Technology for over 10 years and is one of Epsten Group’s earliest commissioning clients. We have completed dozens projects including research lab facilities, campus housing, athletic facilities and dining halls utilizing our holistic and team-oriented approach to suit the needs of each
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Epsten Group is proud to have provided commissioning services to Emory University for 10 years and counting. We have completed dozens of commissioning and enclosure consulting projects over the years utilizing our holistic and team-oriented approach to suit Emory’s unique needs. Project list FM Building B Starvine Parking Deck (Clairmont Campus) Enclosure Analysis Clifton Tower
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Epsten Group is proud to have provided commissioning services to Kennesaw state for since 2012. We have completed numerous projects on both the Kennesaw and Marietta campuses including educational buildings, lab facilities, libraries and facades utilizing our holistic and team-oriented approach to suit the needs of each unique project. Project list Academic Learning Center Education
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