Atlanta City Hall (1930), 55 Trinity Avenue SW, Atlanta, Georgia
A soaring limestone and granite tower that planted a statement of civic ambition at the heart of downtown…
Atlanta: 11 heritage places documented by Cultural Heritage Online, street by street — what each one is, where it is, and how to see it.
A soaring limestone and granite tower that planted a statement of civic ambition at the heart of downtown…
Atlanta’s seat of government since 1930 is a self-assured Art Deco tower whose terra-cotta ornament and vertical piers…
The 1947 headquarters and printing plant of The Atlanta Constitution rises six stories above Alabama Street SW, its…
The public heart of Atlanta’s 1996 Olympic Games, built for the hundredth anniversary of the modern Games and…
The sealed vault holding Coca-Cola's original 1886 formula, displayed since 2007 in Atlanta's World of Coca-Cola museum.
Atlanta's Fox Theatre is the kind of building that makes you question whether you have stepped into a…
Built for the Yaarab Temple Shriners as a mosque, completed as a movie palace, and nearly demolished in…
Atlanta's first Art Deco medical tower, where caducei carved in stone announced a new kind of Peachtree Street.
Built in 1930 for a prominent Atlanta banker, the William Oliver Building brought the Art Deco skyscraper to…
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