Project Category: Higher Education & Complex Labs

Over a six-month period, Leapley renovated an existing space to create the School of Medicine’s Biomedical Informatics Suite. Leapley expertly incorporated state of the art technology, an engaging workplace design and custom details to create a new space that is dynamic, flexible and collaborative. This modern venue stands out from its structure as a space …

Emory University Woodruff Research Building: Department of Biomedical Informatics Read More »

Enviroscent’s teams create chemical-free fragrances in a combined corporate office and laboratory environment. Leapley Construction delivered the first-generation build-out to bring the modern, organic design elements to life alongside the technically complex laboratory spaces. The beautiful headquarters features open and closed offices, huddle rooms, conference facilities, amenity break area, a multi-purpose space, client experience center, …

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Adaptive reuse of an aquatics facility that had not been used in 20 years. Leapley led the transformation from aquatics facility to basketball complex by filling in the existing pool under the court with lightweight concrete, polystyrene blocks, a vapor barrier, and additional concrete to level the subsurface to the new basketball court. Leapley then …

Georgia State University Aquatics-to-Basketball Complex Adaptive Re-use Conversion Read More »

To support the complete transformation of Turner Field into Georgia State University’s modern football stadium, Leapley renovated multiple suites and branded spaces. The company’s stadium conversion scope included a refresh of the President’s Suite with a new layout, private entrance and updated box seating.  Project Details: Location: Atlanta, GA Size: 2,000 SF Client/Owner: Georgia State …

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Over six months, Leapley Construction delivered 11 concurrent renovation projects on the Georgia Tech campus as part of a Master Task-Order Contract. The renovation work included:  Howey Physics Building Quantum Kimchi Office Renovation – Leapley transformed under-utilized space into a classroom and two offices with new finishes, soffits, paint, window treatments, and specialty fire protection …

Georgia Tech Campus Improvements Read More »

Designed by famed architect P.M. Heffernan and originally built in 1952, Georgia Tech’s Architecture Library was once a magnificent, modernist Bauhaus-inspired structure. By the 1980s, Georgia Tech built a new facility and library to accommodate the growing Architecture program, and the original library devolved into a disorienting maze of spaces for research and storage. Leapley …

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Leapley led the construction of this dynamic markerspace at Georgia Tech that offers students space and resources to develop innovative projects in a collaborative environment. Owned and operated by students on campus, the space supports fabrication and hands-on learning for students, faculty and staff to build their dream project – whether it’s a research initiative, …

Georgia Tech Flowers Idea Lab Read More »

Located on the second floor of Georgia Tech’s Howey Physics building, the Mourigal laboratory is designed to accommodate sample preparation equipment for the study of collective electronic and magnetic phenomena in quantum materials. Leapley renovated the lab and its associated offices to support new equipment including furnaces, glove-boxes and hoods, X-ray generating equipment, and cryogenic …

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Leapley is a preferred construction partner of the Georgia Institute Technology and a corporate sponsor of the Georgia Tech Start to Build Program. The company’s task order contract includes a wide range of demolition and renovation projects, including laboratories, classrooms, offices, breakrooms, and lobbies. Leapley has built multiple projects on the Georgia Tech campus to …

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