Clifton Road Mixed-Use Development

Turner Village Apartments and the D. Abbott Turner Center on Clifton Road has been cleared for the first phase of development of a new mixed-use, residential and retail development across from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.

When complete, the mixed-use development will include street-level retail and housing units marketed at employees who work at Emory, the CDC and other institutional employers on Clifton Road.

The mixed-use project is expected to be part of the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED "green" and Earthcraft building programs. Over 50 percent of all of the construction material from the demolition of this site will be recycled back into the mixed-use development or other nearby projects. The University is donating all of the appliances from Turner Village to Atlanta Habitat for Humanity.

November, 2007 to September, 2012
Project Manager: Julie Moran
Phone: 404.727.9750

Freshman Hall Building 4

Freshman Hall Building 4 is the third phase Emory's master planned housing project. The new 349 bed residence hall, located on the corner of Asbury Circle and Means Drive, was designed by Ayers/Saint/Gross in conjunction with Emory's Campus Services staff. When complete, this project will include a new 114,000 square foot residence hall facility with an additional 23,000 square foot green space on top of its adjacent parking deck. Prior to the start of new construction activities, Means and Longstreet Halls will be abated and demolished. This project will be built to the University's Environmental Stewardship Standards. This project is being managed by Carter & Associates with coordination by Planning, Design & Construction.

August, 2008 to April, 2010
Project Manager: Glenn Kulasiewicz
Phone: 404.727.7324

Oxford Road Building and Parking Deck

When complete the building will include a suite for Undergraduate Admissions, consolidate the bookstore into a single building, provide a Starbucks cafe and include an underground parking deck and mini-quad. The project was designed by Ayers/Saint/Gross in collaboration with the campus user groups and Emory's Campus Services staff. The building will be the new "front door" to the university.

Undergraduate Admissions will occupy the 3^rd floor of the building overlooking Oxford Road. In addition to their offices, there will be a 120 seat presentation room, a parlor and living room where students, faculty, staff, visitors, and guests of the university can assemble and relax.

The bookstore will consolidate their operations into this building. The bookstore will occupy space on all 3 levels of the building. Barnes and Noble has been selected to operate the bookstore. In addition to serving faculty, students and staff, it will be easily available to the adjoining community. It will have major entrances on Oxford Road and the plaza level.

A Starbucks cafe will be located on the first floor of the building. It will provide seating inside the cafe for 67 people. Additional outdoor seating will be available on the adjacent patio.

The underground parking deck will provide parking for 225 cars. It is masked on the front by the building and "green" walls will over time soften the view on the sides of the deck. A min-quad will be located above the parking deck. The combination landscape and hardscape will provide enjoyable outdoor space for visitors and the Emory community in surrounding buildings.

Concrete has been placed for the 3 levels of the underground parking deck. Crews are currently building the forms for the plaza level of the project. This work will continue for the next three weeks. Placement of the concrete plaza is anticipated to be complete by August 20^th.

Footings for the building, the foundation and concrete slab for the patio adjacent to the cafe are in place. Steel required for the construction of the building, which will front Oxford Road will be arriving on site in early August.

July, 2008 to April, 2010
Project Manager: Alfred Herzog
Phone: 404.727.7478

Rollins School of Public Health Expansion

The construction of the Rollins School of Public Health expansion is scheduled to begin June 2008. The Claudia Nance Rollins (CNR) Building will be a 9-level (+ Mechanical Penthouse) building, 195,000 GSF situated between the School of Nursing, the existing Grace Crum Rollins (GCR) School of Public Health and O. Wayne Rollins Buildings, and Rollins Way.

The Claudia Nance Rollins Building will create a new public health complex that overlooks one of the Rollins School of Public Health's partners, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. This building includes wet and dry research labs, instructional space, a 250-seat auditorium, conference rooms, faculty offices, and the Office of the Dean. The new building will be connected to the Grace Crum Rollins Building at the first level via an enclosed pedestrian bridge.

The project also includes renovation of the three lower levels of the Grace Crum Rollins Building. Construction is scheduled to be completed in the summer of 2010. The project will be built to the University's Environmental Stewardship Standards which includes achieving LEED Certification through the U S Green Building Council.

June, 2008 to August, 2010
Project Manager: Michael Morris
Phone: 404.727.7486