Turner Construction Co. and subcontractors marked the "topping out" of a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention office building by making a $23,500 donation to the Atlanta Children's Shelter.
The topping out is considered a construction milestone and means the last beam is placed at the top of a building. The donation was made by Turner, it's design partner, tvsdesign, and about 40 subcontractors.
The CDC Building 24 project is a 313,000-square-foot building that will house CDC offices and meeting facilities, according to a release about the project.
The Atlanta Children's Shelter was founded in 1986 and provides assistance and services for homeless children and their families.
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