As the site of the 1996 Olympic Village, Georgia Tech is undergoing a flurry of construction activity. Here's a guide to some of the most interesting and impressive projects under way on campus. Dedicated Aug. 2, it was designed by Tech grads Bill Stanley, Arch '72, Ivenue Love-Stanley, Arch '77, and Keith Hicks, Arch '77. The centerpiece of the Olympic Village, the new Plaza will feature a large fountain with a stainless-steel spire and an outdoor amphitheater.
Construction is still under way.
It is still under construction, but when finished, it will also house a new McDonald's restaurant. The University Apartments Located at the old site of Junior's, which is now in the old Battery in the Carnegie Building, the University Apartments will house 2,000 athletes during the games. They will then become dorms for Georgia State. These news dorms will house 120 students after the Games. Phi Kappa Theta, Pi Kappa Phi and Pi Kappa Alpha.