After receiving one the largest capital gifts in Georgia Tech's history, we are now set to build The Living Building in the heart of campus. This facility will generate more energy and collect more water than it uses to operate and will be the first building of its kind in the Southeast U.S. -- http://b.gatech.edu/2hyHdvf | Georgia Tech

Georgia Tech is now home to one of the most environmentally advanced buildings in the world. The Kendeda Building generates more power than it uses. The 900 solar panels atop the structure also collect rainwater that is treated and used through the building. We saved wood from fallen trees on campus, a 100-year-old church, and even Tech Tower to make tables, benches, and staircases throughout the building. The Kendeda Building will be home to classrooms and labs available for all majors at Georg

In 2013, AT&T was one of the first companies to open an innovation center on Georgia Tech's campus. Just six years later, we have more than 30 corporate innovation centers here including Delta, Home Depot, Chick-Fil-A, and Microsoft. After launching their innovation center on campus, NCR relocated its world headquarters right next to campus in midtown Atlanta, with Fortune 500 companies Anthem and Norfolk Southern soon to follow. -- https://c.gatech.edu/2YENlsF | Georgia Tech

This video takes you inside the maker space where Georgia Tech professors and students are building low-cost ventilators using 12-volt motors and resuscitation bags. These devices, which can serve two patients simultaneously, can be produced from inexpensive metal stock and plastic gearing and are intended to help meet the critical needs created by the COVID-19 pandemic. -- https://c.gatech.edu/3be5Iri | Georgia Tech