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Category: Old Fourth Ward

  • Baptist Professional Building (1955) – Atlanta

    Stevens & Wilkinson. Baptist Professional Building (1955), Georgia Baptist Medical Center. Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta.
    Stevens & Wilkinson. Baptist Professional Building (1955), Georgia Baptist Medical Center. Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta.1 2 3 4
    West elevation of the Baptist Professional Building
    West elevation of the Baptist Professional Building
    Screen wall and windows on the east facade of the Baptist Professional Building
    Screen wall and windows on the east facade of the Baptist Professional Building
    Cornerstone plaque on Baptist Professional Building
    Baptist Professional Building, circa 1956.
    Baptist Professional Building, circa 1956.5

    References

    1. “Professional Building Job Gets Okay”. The Atlanta Constitution, March 3, 1954, p. 3. ↩︎
    2. “Georgia Baptists OK $1,400,000 For Office Site”. The Atlanta Journal, March 3, 1954, p. 37. ↩︎
    3. “$45 Million in Building Projects Here Will Boost Medical, Health Facilities”. The Atlanta Constitution, August 8, 1955, p. 8. ↩︎
    4. “Hospital Group Honors Peel”. The Atlanta Journal, September 14, 1955, p. 35. ↩︎
    5. Photo credit: Stevens, Preston. Building a Firm: The Story of Stevens & Wilkinson Architects, Engineers, Planners Inc. Atlanta (1979), p. 17. ↩︎

  • Fourth Ward (2023) – Atlanta

    Olson Kundig Architects. Fourth Ward (2023). Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta.
    Olson Kundig Architects. Fourth Ward (2023). Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta. 1
    Aluminum screens on the east facade of Fourth Ward, Atlanta
    Aluminum screens on the east facade of Fourth Ward, Atlanta
    Windows and aluminum screens on the north facade of Fourth Ward, Atlanta
    Windows and aluminum screens on the north facade of Fourth Ward, Atlanta
    Looking at Fourth Ward from the northeast
    Looking at Fourth Ward from the northeast

    References

    1. Olson Kundig uses glass bridge to connect office buildings near Atlanta’s BeltLine – dezeen ↩︎

  • The Overline (2023) – Atlanta

    Morris Adjmi Architects. The Overline (2023). Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta.
    Morris Adjmi Architects. The Overline (2023). Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta.1
    Looking at The Overline from the southwest
    Looking at The Overline from the southwest
    Looking at The Overline from the northwest
    Looking at The Overline from the northwest
    Looking at The Overline (right) and Forth (left) from the northwest
    Looking at The Overline (right) and Forth (left) from the northwest
    Looking at The Overline from the west
    Looking at The Overline from the west
    Looking at The Overline from the southwest
    Looking at The Overline from the southwest
    Windows on The Overline, Atlanta
    Windows on The Overline, Atlanta

    References

    1. Overline Residences | Morris Adjmi Architects ↩︎

  • Atlanta Civic Center (1968)

    Harold Montague of Robert and Company. Atlanta Civic Center (1968, pending demolition). Atlanta.
    Harold Montague of Robert and Company. Atlanta Civic Center (1968, pending demolition). Atlanta.1
    East elevation of Atlanta Civic Center
    East elevation of the Atlanta Civic Center
    Looking across the central plaza of the Atlanta Civic Center
    East elevation of the Atlanta Civic Center
    East elevation of the Atlanta Civic Center
    Columns at the main entrance of the Atlanta Civic Center
    Columns at the main entrance of the Atlanta Civic Center
    Window and balcony on the Atlanta Civic Center
    Window and balcony on the Atlanta Civic Center
    Windows and balconies on the Atlanta Civic Center
    Windows and balconies on the Atlanta Civic Center
    South elevation of the Atlanta Civic Center
    South elevation of the Atlanta Civic Center

    References

    1. Dial, Bill. Atlanta’s Civic Center — New Home for Performing Arts”. The Atlanta Journal, March 9, 1968, p. 2-A. ↩︎

  • FORTH Hotel (2024) – Atlanta

    Morris Adjmi Architects. FORTH Hotel (2024). Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta.
    Morris Adjmi Architects. FORTH Hotel (2024). Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta.1
    Concrete diagrid and windows on the FORTH Hotel, Atlanta
    Concrete diagrid and windows on the FORTH Hotel, Atlanta
    Looking up at the FORTH Hotel from the west
    Looking up at the FORTH Hotel from the west

    References

    1. FORTH Hotel – MA ↩︎