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First announced in 2015 by The Kendeda Fund, an Atlanta-based philanthropic investment group, as a $25 million grant to Georgia Tech for the project’s design and construction, along with an additional $5 million for support activities and programming, construction was finally completed in late Summer 2019. The doors were opened in January 2020 – and then almost immediately closed due to the pandemic.
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