The Atmosphere Lincoln building is a collegiate housing development located in downtown Lincoln, Nebraska, near the University of Nebraska campus. The project was constructed in two parts: a six-story wood-framed structure and a 13-story tower built with cold-formed steel (CFS). The tower features a single level of precast hollow-core concrete flooring supported by CFS walls, followed by eleven levels of non-composite concrete deck over CFS joists and composite deck supported by CFS walls, and capped with a roof deck supported by CFS joists and walls. Lateral stability was provided by cast-in-place concrete shear walls at the stair and elevator cores, with two additional concrete walls at the ends of the U-shaped building for added support. With a finished roof elevation of 138 feet 6 inches and a parapet height reaching 142 feet 6 inches, Atmosphere Lincoln stands as one of the tallest load-bearing CFS structures constructed to date.