The Idea. The Technology. The Energy.
They're simply not enough anymore.
In today's biotech environment getting it right and getting it to market -- now -- means everything.
ACCELERATE.
From bench to bedside... concept to commercialization... simply no other location provides
you the proximity, the promise, or the power of Technology Enterprise Park.
A location at Technology Enterprise Park means one-stop acceleration of your
venture -- your idea -- through development, testing, regulatory approval, and ultimately,
delivery to the markets that need it the most.
Access to the renowned translational research and testing capabilities of Saint Joseph's
Translational Research Institute, and the full tech-development and
commercialization strength of The Georgia Institute of Technology... plus flexible,
state-of-the-art building environments painstakingly designed and supported for
biotechnology R&D... means you are free to innovate at future-forward speed – and to
do it now – in the heart of one of the fastest growing bio-tech areas of the United States.
Technology Enterprise Park’s array of financial resources allows companies to
finance and design customized lab space so that the companies’ financial capacity can
be used to fund the essential operational and clinical needs of the business.
At the epicenter of one of the most solid economies in the country, marked by quality,
affordable housing, and a talented and energized, in-town and tech-oriented work
force, Technology Enterprise Park's Midtown Atlanta location -- with access to
Georgia Tech’s campus -- means you can now access the facilities, the people, the
support, and the synergy it takes to move from where you are, to exactly where you
want to be.
For more information contact Gateway Development Services at 404-214-6900
Technology Enterprise Park – Atlanta's preeminent biotechnology cluster – is a collaborative biotechnology
research and development park affiliated with the Georgia Institute of Technology and designed to support
the sophisticated requirements of early stage to mature biotechnology organizations. The 11-acre park will
include four (4) buildings offering a total of 600,000 square feet of flexible-use, multi-tenant laboratory and
office space, two (2) parking decks and a world-class supporting preclinical research and imaging center
provided by Saint Joseph’s Translational Research Institute.
Location TEP is located on the southwestern edge of Georgia Tech’s campus at the corner of
North Avenue and Northyards Boulevard, adjacent to Coca-Cola’s World Headquarters.
Access Less than 1 mile west of I-75/85 via North Avenue. The Tech Trolley provides
complimentary shuttle services to the Georgia Tech campus, Technology Square,
Georgia Tech Global Learning and Hotel/Conference Center, Peachtree Street and
MARTA rail and bus transit.
Building One 126,760 rsf on five (5) floors at 25,352 rsf per floor.
Building Two 124,131 rsf on five (5) floors at 25,250 sf per floor.
Unique MEP Design HVAC, plumbing and electrical service distribution is via a central utility spine on every
floor in the center of the building for easy connection by individual tenants. Exhaust
ducts, located at the perimeter of the building and connected to energy recovery units
on the roof, eliminate duct work conflicts between supply and exhaust systems inherent
in many lab building designs. The HVAC system is designed to support lab space
requiring 1-pass air anywhere in the building, subject to design criteria of 10 air changes
per hour for up to 40% of each floor. Plumbing waste and vent stacks, located at every
exterior column and alternate interior columns, allow individual tenant connections
without accessing adjacent tenant space.
Communication Fiber-optic feed from Georgia Tech’s communication hub.
Structural System Poured-in-place concrete structure, 100 psf design live load. Floor-to-floor height of
13’ 6” and flat slab design affords interior clearances of approximately 12 feet
unobstructed.
Security Card access controlled building entry with 24-hour monitored and recorded video
surveillance supported by on-site security.
Elevators Two passenger elevators serving all floors. One oversized freight elevator located
adjacent to the loading dock and serving all floors.
Parking Provided in adjacent controlled access parking facility with a parking ratio of 2 spaces
per 1,000 rsf.
Availability Building One Spring 2007
Building Two 2010
Two of Georgia’s leading bio-tech companies – Altea Therapeutics (proprietary transdermal delivery systems
for water-soluble drugs & proteins) and CardioMEMS (wireless sensing & communication technology for the
human body) – are occupants of Technology Enterprise Park and underscore the vital role the Park plays in
furthering the industry’s growth in Atlanta.
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Building One • Typical Floor Plan
(Vent stack footprints vary slightly on upper floors.)
25,352 sf per floor
Building Two • Typical Floor Plan
25,250 sf per floor
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Chattanooga & Nashville
Dunwoody
Greenville & Raleigh/Durham
I-75
I-285
Atlanta
I-85
GA 400
Vinings
Buckhead
Emory University
Georgia Institute
of Technology
As the “Capital of Commerce” in the rapidly growing
southeastern US, Atlanta has found the proper balance
between growth and quality of life; remarkably growing its
population from 2 million to 5 million during the past 25 years,
yet maintaining its Top Ten status on the Forbes Best Places
to Live list. The factors which contributed to Atlanta’s
corporate growth – eastern time zone status, direct flight
connections to the world, convenient air/rail/land/sea logistics,
affordability and ideal climate – all hold great appeal to
biotechnology companies.
Technology Enterprise Park is strategically located between
downtown and midtown Atlanta and adjacent to Georgia
Tech’s campus and Coca-Cola’s World Headquarters. Emory
Hospital’s Midtown Campus is less than one mile away, as
are the Georgia World Congress Center, Georgia Dome,
Georgia Aquarium, Atlantic Station and other related
retail/entertainment/cultural districts.
The Georgia Tech Trolley and related transportation systems
provide quick and easy access to Tech’s campus and
Technology Square. TEP also offers easy access to the
Midtown Marta Rail System and Interstates I-75/85, while
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport – with direct
flights to all parts of the US and world – is less than a 15
minute car ride away.
Midtown
Birmingham
Downtown
I-20
Augusta & Columbia
I-285
I-285
Hartsfield-Jackson
Atlanta International
Airport
I-85
I-75
I-85
Montgomery & Mobile
Macon, Savannah & Jacksonville
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Buckhead
Atlantic Station
Piedmont Park
Georgia Tech
Midtown
Technology Square
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Atlantic Station
Buckhead
Campus - Georgia Institute of Technology
Recreational, Residential and Support Facilities
Atlanta
Symphony
Academic Facilities
14th Street
Campus Transportation
Four Seasons
Hotel
Williams Street
Research and Laboratory Facilities
1 Georgia Tech Research Corporation
2 Institute of Paper Science and Technology
3 Centennial Research Building and the Georgia Tech Research
Institute Headquarters
75/85
Techwood Drive
Piedmont Park
1
7 Ford Environmental Science and Technology Building
Midtown
MARTA
Station
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3
6
4
8 Whitaker Biomedical Engineering Building
8th Street
5
7
Midtown Atlanta
14
13
11
10
9
5th Street
11 Klaus Advanced Computing Building
12
16
12 Microelectronics Research Center
5th Street
17
13 College of Computing
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Spring Street
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Atlanta Opera
North Avenue Research Area
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14 Manufacturing Research Center (MARC)
Juniper Street
AT&T
Midtown
Campus
Peachtree Street
Campus
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Fox Theatre
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9 Centergy One
Enterprise Innovation Institute, Strategic Partners Office,
Venture Lab, Advanced Technology Development Center,
Georgia Center for Advanced Telecommunications
Technology, Center for Signal and Image Processing,
and Georgia Advanced Technology Ventures
10 Technology Square Research Building
Biomedical Interactive Technology Center, Georgia
Electronic Design Center, Graphics Visualization and
Usability Center, Robotics and Intelligent Machines,
and Center for Research on Embedded Systems and
Technologies
8
15
5 Parker H. Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience
6 Molecular Science and Engineering Building and Health
Systems Institute
Federal
Reserve Bank
10th Street
2
4 Marcus Nanotechnology Center
Coca-Cola
World Headquarters
North Avenue
North Avenue
MARTA
Station
Bank of
America Plaza
Emory Crawford
Long Hospital
Downtown Atlanta, CNN Center, The World Congress Center,
The Georgia Aquarium, and The Georgia Dome
Hartsfield-Jackson
Atlanta International Airport
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15 Manufacturing Related Disciplines and Mechanical
Engineering Complex
16 J. Erskine Love Manufacturing Building
17 Boggs Building
School of Chemistry and Biochemistry
18/19 Space and Science Technology Buildings
20 Food Processing Technology Building
Georgia Tech encourages its scientists and researchers to collaborate with the private sector in the
identification, development and commercialization of new discoveries that are occurring in dozens of
labs across campus. Whether you are an established company or an emerging venture, a location in
Technology Enterprise Park provides each company easy and affordable access to a variety of
resources on Tech’s campus.
Biotechnology Research at Georgia Tech
Applied Physiology and Assistive Technologies
Biofuel Production
Bioinformatics
Biomaterials
Biomedical Engineering
Biosensors
Biomechanics
Cardiovascular Engineering
Cell and Tissue Biology
Computational and Systems Biology
Drug & Gene Delivery
Health Systems Engineering
Imaging and Image Analysis
Mass Spectrometry
Materials Science and Characterization
Metabolic Engineering
Microarrays
Microelectronics
Microfluidics
Microscopy
Molecular Engineering
Nanotechnology
Neural Engineering
Optics
Orthopedic Engineering
Rapid Prototyping
Regenerative Medicine/Tissue Engineering
Biotechnology Research Facilities & Equipment at Georgia Tech
The 1 million square foot Life Sciences Complex includes the Parker H. Petit
Biotechnology Building, the Molecular Science & Engineering Building, the Ford
Environmental Science & Technology Building and the Whitaker Biomedical
Engineering Building.
The 160,000 square foot Marcus Nanotechnology Center will be the most
advanced nanotech facility in the southeast and will contain 30,000 square feet
available for industry research and collaboration.
For more detailed information on Georgia Tech resources visit:
www.technologyenterprisepark.com
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Saint Joseph’s Translational Research Institute
at Technology Enterprise Park
Combining the strengths of eminent scholars, research scientists and practicing physicians SJTRI is defining
Translational Research for the Twenty-first Century.
Saint Joseph’s Translational Research Institute gathers scientists, industry partners, leading physicians, and a collaborative network
of international experts to develop, test, and rapidly deploy new device and drug therapies, as well as diagnostic and bio-technology procedures.
With expertise in preclinical, clinical and outcomes research as well as education and training,
Saint Joseph’s Translational Research Institute has been instrumental in the development and testing of breakthrough technologies
such as drug-eluting stents, angiogenesis and cell therapy.
Now, through a relationship with Georgia Tech and a new 56,000 square foot, state-of-the-art facility at Technology Enterprise Park,
the clear benefits of that reach and expertise are directly available to you.
Saint Joseph’s Translational Research Institute
With a stable 125+ year history of clinical excellence, and acknowledged as a leader in the treatment of cardiac and vascular diseases, orthopaedics,
cancer, gastroenterology and diabetes, Saint Joseph’s Hospital of Atlanta is one of only a few community-based hospitals engaged in academic
and industry sponsored research collaborations.
In addition to translating medical innovations from initial concept – through preclinical and clinical research – into clinical practice, Saint Joseph’s
Translational Research Institute also operates outside academia, supporting post commercialization with education and physician training programs.
Their turn-key operation can develop and execute studies much more rapidly than many purely academic-based research organizations – and coupled
with the economic development mission of Georgia Tech’s Enterprise Innovation Institute there has never been a more direct, more accelerated path to
success for any bio-tech idea or innovation.
Sharing in the Saint Joseph’s/Georgia Tech relationship brings clear benefits to any bio-tech developer...
Creating and Growing Demand.
Through the collaborative relationships of engineers, scientists and
physicians... the marriage of SJTRI’s background in cardiovascular
research, their novel device training programs – administered on-site at
their own research facility in conjunction with Technology Enterprise
Park’s training facilities – the Global Learning Center in Technology
Square, and Georgia Tech’s expertise and resources based in tissue
engineering, robotics, diagnostics and orthopaedics... newly created
medical devices and innovations with potential benefits to the medical
community will gain tremendous exposure to the markets
that can use them the most.
FDA Approval and International Reach.
Ultimately, the success of any life science innovation in this country
hinges on FDA approval, and SJTRI’s in-house preclinical and clinical
trials teams, combined with Georgia Tech’s technological innovations
and engineering capabilities, greatly improve the process of product
development and FDA approval in the most timely and cost effective
manner possible, and... as Georgia Tech defines the global technological
institution of the 21st century with campuses around the world – including
France, Singapore and a planned campus in India – the ideal of translating
success in the US to success on a global scale can become a reality.
Speed and Cost-Effectiveness.
Whether from a newly emerging lab or from within established
companies – direct access to facilities like Georgia Tech’s one million
square foot Life Science Complex, their $100 million Nanotechnology
Center, and the preclinical expertise of SJTRI, means companies
at Technology Enterprise Park can create early stage medical device
prototypes in a one-stop shop for the commercialization of
new technologies... moving to market more quickly and
efficiently than ever before.
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Saint Joseph’s relationship with Georgia Institute of Technology represents a remarkable convergence of world-class
research and academic institutions, medical facilities and renowned scientists. And the benefits to you include:
Saint Joseph’s Translational Research Institute’s on-site facility which houses:
• Angioscope for research studies on drug eluting stents
• Extensive imaging services including MRI,PET, and CT
• Separate ICU and Recovery areas
• Rapid prototyping services
• Separate public and private entrances and areas
• Expanded vivarium for on-site housing for anatomical subjects, including
large cage capacity
• Comfortable Sponsor Resource Center with video and audio feeds
• Expanded Vascular physiology lab to enable more efficient comparison of
invitro and invivo data
... and Georgia Tech’s laboratory and commercialization services which help move
innovation to the marketplace through:
• Assessment of the commercial potential of new research
• Advanced Technology Development Center (ATDC) - a nationally
recognized science and technology incubator that helps entrepreneurs
launch and build successful companies
• VentureLab - a one-stop center that assists in the development of
new companies and provides a clear pathway and comprehensive
assistance to move laboratory innovation to the commercial
marketplace
• Tech’s Office of Technology Licensing - facilitates the commercialization
of biotech innovations through patenting and licensing support
• Strategic Partners Office – serves as a bridge, connecting established
companies with the resources and people of Tech
• Georgia Tech Research Institute – helps companies bring new products
to market and supports technology initiatives in federal, state and
local governments
For more information contact Gateway Development Services at 404-214-6900