Clement & Wynn is currently providing scheduling and construction coordination services for this fast-tracked $4.3 million renovation of Georgia Tech’s Frank K. Houston Building. We also collaborated with the architects, Lyman Davis & Dooley, to procure the services of a construction management firm.

The Houston Building was originally constructed in 1971 as the campus bookstore, a one-story, steel frame structure covered in brick veneer. In 1985, the Houston Mall Addition added a second story complete with a clerestory atrium and skylight.

In 2003, the bookstore was relocated and the building was scheduled for interior renovation to create a multi-purpose student commons area with expanded meeting, retail and restaurant spaces.

The building renovation is scheduled for final completion in March of 2004.

Clement & Wynn worked collaboratively with the Auxiliary Services and Facilities Management Department at Georgia Tech and the project architects to keep this fast-paced renovation project on schedule.