Part of Georgia Institute of Technology’s campus in Atlanta, Georgia, the Marcus Nanotechnology Research Center building brings together leading researchers in fields from nano technology to biotechnology. As part of the new additions to the campus, the center supports one of the largest cleanroom facilities in the southeast United States for organic and inorganic research.
The design of the building demonstrates aggressive forward thinking from inception to completion to meet LEED certification requirements. While the majority of the 190,000 square foot building is designed to feel light and airy, complementing the cleanroom space, the main corridor employs Rulon International’s Accent Beam ceiling and wall system to create a harsh juxtaposition.
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