1072 West Peachtree | 61 FLR | 733 feet

[smArTaLlone]

Originally Posted by AtlantaMustang

Right, wouldn't take much to go from this stacked chunk, to bringing the tower more to the ground. Even keep the balconies on the office part, just the amount of hard horizontal breaks is jarring.

That looks similar to the initial concept.

[ArchKid]

Originally Posted by ArchKid

Yes, that's exactly it. If it's not changed to a glass curtain wall, the original design of the back will look even uglier. It's really baffling that the developer went with this original design. I'm even starting to mourn the completed project's appearance.

Could someone inform Rockefeller Group or TVS Design to modify the design plan as soon as possible? There's still time！！！

https://www.rockefellergroup.com/dev...achtree-st-nw/
https://www.tvsdesign.com/projects/p...efeller-group/

[Martinman]

Personally, I think they made the better choice. Once this is completed, the street level is how most of us will experience this building and that looks pretty good to me. Its pretty common to have an existing building as the base building and a modern tower above it.

[A-town]

I like the current design, I think they made the right choice.

[ArchKid]

Originally Posted by Julien

Strange but from that rendering angle it looks like a military bunker with a mid rise office building on top and a glass high rise "bursting" out of it. Like 3 different buildings stacked.

However, in the rendering of the building's rear view, the wall of the huge office section, covered with countless neatly arranged square windows, looks incredibly ugly. Firstly, the excessively large surface area makes it monotonous and unvaried. Secondly, such a rigid design feels extremely dull and oppressive. I cannot be certain how the final built structure will actually turn out.

[ArchKid]

Originally Posted by smArTaLlone

It looks like they have started the final level of the parking structure.

I really cannot prove that the elevation of the office section from this rear angle is a rigorous and trendy design.

[Julien]

Little Spring St view.

[Julien]

[tdawg]

I don't doubt that the quality of the materials for this building will be top notch, it's just kind of a shame that the top of the building is so banal. It reminds me of most of the high rises going up in Austin.

[Driver8]

Originally Posted by tdawg

I don't doubt that the quality of the materials for this building will be top notch, it's just kind of a shame that the top of the building is so banal. It reminds me of most of the high rises going up in Austin.

I think the top of the building is fine. There are plenty of towers in Atlanta with crowns.

[Labtec]

Originally Posted by Driver8

I think the top of the building is fine. There are plenty of towers in Atlanta with crowns.

Yup, One Atlantic Center, Promenade, 1180 Peachtree, Four Seasons... A crown isn't needed on this one.