RIT’s Institute Hall
Fabrication and erection of 725 tons of steel for the 87,000-square-foot structure, including an 80-foot-high logo.
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Project Summary
Rochester Institute of Technology’s Institute Hall was built to house the college’s chemical engineering and bio-engineering programs as well as laboratory space to support the institute’s relationship with the Rochester Health System.
Ramar fabricated and erected 725 tons of steel for the 87,000-square-foot structure, including the 80-foot-high RIT logo affixed to the galvanized penthouse. The Miscellaneous Metals division designed and built the pedestrian bridge connecting the Institute Hall with the Bioscience building.
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