Georgia Tech's two-tower Midtown expansion is finished

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Tech Tower and the Wreck
Project contextTech Tower and the WreckGeorgia Tech

Georgia Tech's Technology Square Phase 3 is officially complete, adding two towers over West Peachtree Street in Midtown. The 18-story George Tower now houses the Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering, and the 14-story Scheller Tower holds the Scheller College of Business MBA and executive programs, together about 416,500 square feet of classrooms, labs and offices.

The roughly $200 million project, designed by Eskew Dumez Ripple with Turner Construction building, targets LEED Platinum. Lower floors opened in 2025; the official ribbon-cutting is set for Sept. 18, with both towers in use for the fall semester.

Why it matters

It extends Tech Square, the densest concentration of corporate research and startups in the Southeast, another block up West Peachtree, tightening the campus's grip on Midtown's innovation corridor.

JurisdictionCity of Atlanta
Scale2 towers (18 & 14 stories) · 416,500 sf · ~$200M
TimelineRibbon-cutting Sept. 18, 2026
WhoGeorgia Tech, Eskew Dumez Ripple, Turner Construction
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