Ahead of Georgia Tech’s Kendeda Building opening this fall, join us for a private tour, along with our annual business meeting.

The building aims to become the first major Living Building Challenge 3.0 certified education and research facility in the Southeast.

The net-positive energy building will serve as a living-learning laboratory for students and faculty, providing hands-on educational and research opportunities.

During the annual business meeting, you’ll meet the board and staff, learn chapter changes, and discover ways to get the most of your membership.

A special thank you to our drink sponsor, Smart Lighting Solutions.

Agenda

6:00 p.m. Networking

6:30 p.m. Tour (please be on time)

7:30 p.m. Business meeting (meet the board, learn chapter changes, and discover ).

Parking

Walking
The Kendeda Building is located on the northwest corner of Ferst Drive and State Street. The building’s main entrance is located off of Ferst Street.

Biking
The Kendeda Building has multiple bike racks for cyclists and changing/showering facilities.

Transit
The closest MARTA station is Midtown MARTA (1.1 miles from The Kendeda Building). Click for walking directions from the Midtown MARTA station to The Kendeda Building. The Tech Trolley takes visitors (you do not need a Georgia Tech ID to ride) from Midtown MARTA to campus. The closest stop to the building is at the intersection of Ferst Street and Atlantic Drive, which is one block east of The Kendeda Building.

Parking
Parking is available for a fee ($2/hour) at the North Campus Parking Deck on State Street and the newly constructed Dalney Parking Deck on Dalney Street. The Kendeda Building does not provide parking reimbursements for visitors.