JE Dunn Builds “Trailblazing Space” for Emory University
Christopher Rampton
Project Director
Ken Cornell
General Superintendent
Fred Tull
Vice President
Emory University calls the newest building on its Atlanta campus a “trailblazing space” where 1,200 biomedical researchers will collaborate to find solutions to “the biggest human health problems of our time.”
Consider this: Top design elements crucial to an airport parking garage’s success
Nick Christoffersen
Vice President
Aviation Group Manager
How JE Dunn partnered with top airports to design parking facilities that enhance passenger satisfaction, push the design envelope, and provide crucial sources of operational revenue
JE Dunn Builds “Trailblazing Space” for Emory University
Christopher Rampton
Project Director
Ken Cornell
General Superintendent
Fred Tull
Vice President
Emory University calls the newest building on its Atlanta campus a “trailblazing space” where 1,200 biomedical researchers will collaborate to find solutions to “the biggest human health problems of our time.”
Consider this: Top design elements crucial to an airport parking garage’s success
Nick Christoffersen
Vice President
Aviation Group Manager
How JE Dunn partnered with top airports to design parking facilities that enhance passenger satisfaction, push the design envelope, and provide crucial sources of operational revenue
JE Dunn Builds “Trailblazing Space” for Emory University
Christopher Rampton
Project Director
Ken Cornell
General Superintendent
Fred Tull
Vice President
Emory University calls the newest building on its Atlanta campus a “trailblazing space” where 1,200 biomedical researchers will collaborate to find solutions to “the biggest human health problems of our time.”
Georgia Southern University Center for Engineering and Research Building
Coming in at 135,000 square feet of science and technology space, it took a total team effort to bring the Georgia Southern University Center for Engineering and Research building—the largest non-athletic facility on campus—to completion.
