Case Studies
	Ohio State University’s Knowlton Hall Columbus, Ohio The four-story, $32-million building provides a modern, 168,000-square-foot facility for the Austin E. Knowlton School of Architecture containing classrooms, an auditorium, a 30,000-volume library, assembly spaces, faculty offices and studio spaces for more than 600 students and faculty.
	Technology Square - Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, Georgia In addition to the College of Management, Technology Square also contains Georgia Tech’s Global Learning Center, a hotel/conference center, Georgia Tech Bookstore, Economic Development Institute and a 1,473-space parking deck. Every building in Technology Square features a concrete frame.
	Cardinal Gibbons Fine Arts Building Restoration Baltimore, Maryland Recognizing the importance of restoring the concrete on this treasured landmark, several repairs were necessary to restore the structure back to its original prominence.
	UCSB Life Sciences and Technology Building Santa Barbara, California The high-tech facility will provide the technological tools and state-of-the-art laboratories necessary for modern research in the biological sciences. The building has a concrete frame and Class “A” architectural cast-in-place concrete walls and columns.
	UCSD Parking Deck for Graduate Student Housing Project San Diego, California Concrete plays a primary role in the project’s cast-in place, six-level parking structure that will provide parking for 685 cars; additional surface parking will accommodate another 120 cars.
	P.S./I.S. 499 at Queens College Flushing, New York The 850-student primary/intermediate school on the campus of Queens College is the second constructed by New York School Construction Authority using a super-structure comprised solely of structural reinforced concrete.

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