Higher Education · Historic Rehabilitation · Events
Academy of Medicine, Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta, Georgia
Philip T. Shutze’s 1941 Neo-Classical landmark was renovated as an event and meeting venue for Georgia Tech.
- Original construction
- 1941
- Architect
- Philip T. Shutze
- Area
- 20,000 SF
- Certification
- LEED Gold
The project
The Academy of Medicine was built as a meeting place for physicians and a home for the Medical Association of Atlanta. The main floor and finished basement total 20,000 square feet.
Gifted to the Georgia Tech Foundation in 2008, the building now serves events and meetings. The renovation preserved the character of a City of Atlanta Landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places while achieving LEED Gold certification.
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