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Atlanta, GA | Posted: September 6, 2013
Howard Wertheimer
Capital Planning and Space Management
Summary Sentence:
When Georgia Tech visitors enter campus, they will soon be greeted with sleek, new sign signs.
Full Summary:
When Georgia Tech visitors enter campus, they will soon be greeted with sleek, new signs.
New Campus SignsWhen Georgia Tech visitors enter campus, they will soon be greeted with sleek, new signs.
“When we implemented safety and streetscape improvements along North Avenue and started construction for the new Byers Tennis Complex the campus entry signs were removed,” said Howard Wertheimer, director of Capital Planning and Space Management. “The new campus entry signs will be easily visible by pedestrians and people in cars, clearly marking the entrances into campus.”
The new signs will be installed at North Avenue and Williams Street, North Avenue and Tech Parkway, and 10th Street at McCamish Pavilion. All of the signs should be in place by mid-September.
For more information, contact Wertheimer.
