工程生物系统建筑（EBB）和南中部计划包括乔治亚理工学院占地400英亩的占地400英亩的校园。由两个新的建筑项目催化，“行业计划”创建了一个占地100英亩的景观结构，推进了雄心勃勃的环境可持续发展目标，同时加强了在城市校园中心学习，工作和玩耍的区域认同和空间质量。生态共同体概念建立在2004年格鲁吉亚科技景观总体规划更新的基础上，并作为部门计划的联系骨干。提出了许多设计策略来恢复景观的生态功能，以实现格鲁吉亚科技的最高优先事项之一，以减少出口的雨水。

NBW分析了研究区域的自然历史，包括长期被清除的水文系统;发展模式;现有条件，如外部空间的当前用途，罩盖，循环模式（行人，自行车，车辆）和当前的雨水输送系统。这些分析的信息综合产生了行业计划的设计。 EBB的第一阶段目前正在建设中。

The Engineered Biosystems Building (EBB) and South-Central Sector Plans comprise a 100-acre area of Georgia Tech’s 400-acre campus. Catalyzed by two new building projects, the Sector Plans create a 100-acre landscape fabric that advances ambitious environmental sustainability goals while strengthening regional identity and quality of spaces for learning, working, and playing at the center of this urban campus. The Eco-Commons concept builds on the 2004 Georgia Tech Landscape Masterplan Update and functions as a connective armature of the Sector Plans. Numerous design strategies are proposed to restore ecological functionality to the landscape toward achievement of one of Georgia Tech’s highest priorities – to reduce exported stormwater.

NBW analyzed the natural history of the study area including hydrologic systems that have long been erased; patterns of development; and existing conditions such as current uses of exterior space, canopy cover, circulation patterns (pedestrian, bicycle, vehicular), and current stormwater conveyance systems. The synthesis of information from these analyses generated the design for the Sector Plans. The first phase of the EBB is currently under construction.