The Georgia Institute of Technology has instituted a research-based organizational structure to replace the traditional discipline-based departmental organization. Georgia Tech has developed a Biotechnology Campus to support these new project-based methodologies. With the construction of the Molecular Sciences and Engineering building, the transition from departmental to interdisciplinary research is complete: a symbolically sympathetic position from which to pursue this important new science. The award-winning building follows best practice standards of sustainable design as outlined in the United States Green Building Council.

Project Components: Chemistry, Material Science, Biochemical, Chemical Engineering, Computer Engineering, and Electrical Engineering Laboratories, Laser Laboratories, Office Spaces, Interaction and Collaborative Spaces, Amenity Spaces

Program Specialties: Academic, Higher Education, Physical Science, Interdisciplinary, Biotechnology, Laboratory, Collaborative, Chemistry, Southeast USA, Sustainable Design

Project Type: Academic, Basic and Applied Science Facilities

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