Institute of Matter & Systems MicroFUSE Enabling Project
Selected through a competitive process, Page is leading the expansion of the Marcus Building’s inorganic cleanroom for the Institute of Matter and Systems. The challenge? A precision-driven 1,500-square-foot ISO 5 cleanroom fit-out seamlessly integrated with the existing ballroom-style cleanroom through a dedicated Move-In/Move-Out path. With a bay-and-chase configuration designed to optimize laminar flow, the space meets rigorous cleanroom certification standards—despite structural constraints imposed by the contiguous slab.
Page’s design embraces adaptability, ensuring Georgia Tech’s research-driven program can evolve without interruption. A strategic utility delivery system allows for seamless tool reconfigurations, eliminating reliance on external contractors and minimizing downtime.
Playing a critical role in selecting the construction management (CM) team, Page ensured the project is executed with the precision and expertise required for a world-class, high-performance cleanroom environment.
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