Category: Poncey-Highland

  • Briarcliff Plaza (1939) – Atlanta

    George H. Bond. Briarcliff Plaza (1939). Poncey-Highland, Atlanta.
    George H. Bond. Briarcliff Plaza (1939). Poncey-Highland, Atlanta.1 2 3
    Looking at Briarcliff Plaza from the northwest
    Looking at Briarcliff Plaza from the northwest
    Northeast corner of Briarcliff Plaza, Atlanta
    Northeast corner of Briarcliff Plaza, Atlanta
    Looking at Briarcliff Plaza from the northeast
    Looking at Briarcliff Plaza from the northeast
    Ornamental detail on Briarcliff Plaza, Atlanta
    Ornamental detail on Briarcliff Plaza, Atlanta
    Looking toward the Majestic Diner in the west building of Briarcliff Plaza, Atlanta
    Looking toward the Majestic Diner in the west building of Briarcliff Plaza, Atlanta
    Plaza Theatre marquee at night
    Plaza Theatre marquee at night
    Looking at Briarcliff Plaza from the east at night
    Looking at Briarcliff Plaza from the east at night
    Looking at the Majestic Diner at night
    Looking at the Majestic Diner at night
    Majestic Diner sign at night
    Majestic Diner sign at night

    References

    1. “$200,000 Going Into Business Houses In Atlanta”. The Atlanta Constitution, January 8, 1939, p. 8K. ↩︎
    2. “Half of Briarcliff Plaza Space Already Leased”. The Atlanta Journal, April 30, 1939, p. 7-D. ↩︎
    3. “Briarcliff Plaza To Be Dedicated”. The Atlanta Journal, December 22, 1939, p. 23. ↩︎
  • 725 Ponce (2019) – Atlanta

    S9 Architecture and Cooper Carry. 725 Ponce (2019). Poncey-Highland, Atlanta.
    S9 Architecture and Cooper Carry. 725 Ponce (2019). Poncey-Highland, Atlanta.1
    Looking at the northwest corner of 725 Ponce, Atlanta
    Looking at the northwest corner of 725 Ponce, Atlanta
    Looking at the south elevation of 725 Ponce, Atlanta
    Looking at the south elevation of 725 Ponce, Atlanta
    Looking up at the west elevation of 725 Ponce
    Looking up at the west elevation of 725 Ponce, Atlanta
    Looking at the south elevation of 725 Ponce, Atlanta
    Looking at the south elevation of 725 Ponce, Atlanta

    References

    1. 725 Ponce | BUILT — S9Architecture ↩︎