Cornell University – Multiple Projects

Ithaca, New York

Cornell University consists of seven colleges and two satellite medical campuses. The main campus is located on 745 acres that house some 260 university buildings including administrative buildings, academic buildings, laboratories, auditoriums, museums, and athletic facilities.

The university’s master plan has provided a framework for its long range development that includes renovation and expansion to existing facilities, and construction initiatives in support of the continued development of academic, residential, support, and recreational facilities.

Key Project: Cornell – FinalATL has provided technical support services to the university on numerous multi-million dollar projects including, Martha Van Rensselaer Hall, Mann Library, Lake Source Cooling Project, Duffield Hall, Ornithology Laboratory, West Campus Residential Initiative, Ergonomics Building, Plant Science Facility, School of Hotel Administration, Surge I Facility, East Campus Research Facility, Physical Sciences Building, Animal Health Diagnostics Center, Unified Health Services Building, and miscellaneous other campus improvement projects.

Cornell’s in-house project management team is diligent in ensuring that comprehensive testing and evaluation services are provided throughout construction of each project. Renovation projects on the campus often involve alterations to multi-story buildings with unique configurations. New construction on the campus typically involves complex designs using innovative construction materials and advanced construction techniques. All of these factors make Cornell a challenging environment to provide services.

ATL takes pride in being able to meet the demands and expectations of each project we work on with Cornell University. Through commitment, hard-work and good communication, ATL has developed a solid reputation for providing quality services during initiatives on Cornell’s prestigious campus.

Services provided for Cornell projects have included: