Project Spotlight
Student dorms & campus sorority houses.
With more students requesting to live on campus and with eight sororities involved with the University, the need for more student housing was evident. Our team constructed a 22,716 SF new three-story student housing building containing 36 rooms, some facility offices and study areas. Across the street, we built four 26,000 SF new two-story sorority houses – all while safely minimizing disruption to an active campus.


Project Spotlight
Brenau Downtown Center.
The Brenau Downtown Center serves as the University’s downtown campus with walkability to several downtown restaurants, retail vendors and local businesses. The project consisted of repurposing the former Georgia Mountain Center into a multi-faceted facility for Brenau students, staff and the north Georgia community. The project team converted the original 2,500 seat arena into two floors of current and future classroom, laboratory and office space. The new venue currently boasts an anatomy lab, physical therapy classrooms, administrative offices and a living art gallery known as the Manhattan Gallery of Art. It also has large ballrooms and group meeting spaces available for event rentals. This project was completed on schedule and on a tight site that backed up to frequently used sidewalks and downtown customer parking.
Project Spotlight
Brenau Athletics Complex.
The Brenau University Athletic Complex was the first true home for Brenau’s softball team. Part of the university’s campus expansion, it included construction of new softball field, dugouts, a field house and locker room for the Brenau Tigers softball team. It also allows for future expansion for a soccer field and track.
