Ivy Group Consultants and HADP Architecture provided a comprehensive Facility Conditions Assessment and Design for improvements intended to bring the complex up to the requirements for use as on campus student housing for Georgia Tech. HADP performed Site Review, document review, envelope analysis, and forensic architecture services relating to structural investigation, exterior brick/curtain wall investigation, roofing analysis, site conditions, MEP systems, unit interiors, and moisture damage and remediation. Planned expansion components include a dining facility, public safety offices, new lounges and expanded support facilities.
Georgia Tech decided to take the additional step of converting the 1.4 million s.f. complex into a model showcase project to demonstrate the ability to incorporate sustainable design and LEED principles into the largest student residence hall on the campus. HADP Architecture headed up the process of designing and implementing enhancements. NAA achieved LEED Gold EB (Existing Building) O&M (Operations and Maintenance) becoming one of the largest LEED EB O&M projects in the world.
Project Name & Location:Georgia Tech North Avenue Apartments Facility Conditions Assessment, Improvements& LEED CertificationAtlanta, GA
Firm’s Responsibilities: 2000 Beds – 3, 4 & 6 Bedroom and 740 Car Parking Garage, Facility Condition and Assessment Design, LEED Consultant
Start Date: Fall 2007
Completion Date: November 2011
Estimated Cost:$15,000,000+
Reference: Mr. Bob Canada, CPPO, CPPB Procurement Contracting Officer Georgia Institute of Technology Phone: 404-894-1033 Bob.canada@housing.gatech.edu