Higher Education & Complex Labs

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 […]

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

Leapley renovated the campus bookstore in the Carmichael Student Center to better meet the needs of the growing student population. To consolidate bookstore operations in one central location on the second floor, Leapley removed the monumental stair, infilled the stair opening and expanded the second floor slab to the exterior curtain wall by closing a

Originally built in 1961, the Crawford Lab Building required a full-scale interior and exterior renovation to meet KSU’s standards for learning environments. The Board of Regents selected Leapley Construction as the general contractor to revitalize the two-story building at the historic core of KSU.  As the general contractor, Leapley Construction updated classrooms, labs, faculty offices,

Since 2018, KSU has engaged Leapley Construction to deliver campus renovations and upgrades. The work includes:  Carmichael Student Center Bookstore and Costume Shop Renovations Front Entrance Renovation Howell Hall Temporary HVAC Monument Signs Phases I-III   Transportation and Card Services Throwing Cage Relocation Post Office and Print Shop Perhaps the most striking component of this work,

Located on the first floor of the Student Center, the Talon Express provides on-campus printing and mailing services. The location also sells art supplies for KSU courses and hobbyists. Leapley built out the multi-functional space for high traffic volumes. Project Details: Location: Kennesaw, GA Size: 5,000 SF Client/Owner: Kennesaw State University Design Team: Cooper Carry

Through three separate projects, Leapley built out new laboratory and office space for Quest Diagnostics. The work included the construction of a receiving center for incoming samples, laboratory and administrative office space. All lab spaces included new HVAC systems with advanced humidification and temperature controls. Project Details: Location: Tucker, GA Size: 15,600 SF Client/Owner: Quest

Originally built in 1966, the Driftmier Engineering Center at the University of Georgia underwent a major renovation to support education and research in eight engineering disciplines. Leapley revitalized 42,500-sf in Phases 1-2 to create two new auditoriums, student gathering spaces, restrooms, wet and dry laboratories, and tech-forward instructional spaces. While building upgrades to the mechanical,