The first step in a campus-wide transformation, the construction of Vanderbilt University's E. Branson Ingram College—a masonry-and-stone-clad residential building featuring Victorian and collegiate Gothic architecture styles— challenged the team with its detailed aesthetic elements, starting from the top. Masonry work—one of two critical paths—required a "monumental effort of shifting how we would typically approach a project," says Kabir Sandhu, project manager for R.C. Mathews Contractor, Nashville.
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