Fabricated by King Steel Company, Inc. (AISC Member, AISC Certified), The Joyce K. and John A. Caddell Building on the campus of the Georgia Institute of Technology is a complete interior and exterior renovation of a 1950's-era Naval Reserve motor pool building into the new School of Building Construction. The overall strategy is one of maximum visibility, campus engagement and energy reduction through the use of a whole-building shading structure and interior daylighting. The building transforms what was a diminutive background structure into an engagingly transparent and high-efficiency example of contemporary re-use in an urban campus setting. While the functional assignment was to create a 10,600-square-foot facility to include flexible format teaching areas, collaborative spaces and faculty offices, the larger ambition was to create a building "that excels in collaboration, sustainability, and technology."