Coca-Cola headquarters, Corporate skyscraper in Downtown Atlanta, United States

The Coca-Cola headquarters is a modern 29-story skyscraper of glass and steel in downtown Atlanta. It houses offices, conference spaces, and executive areas that support the company's global operations.

One Coca-Cola Plaza, the company's 29-story headquarters, was designed by FABRAP and completed in 1980. The Coca-Cola Company itself was incorporated in Atlanta in 1892 by Asa Griggs Candler, who had bought the formula and brand in 1889. The building keeps that headquarters in the city where the firm began.

The building represents Atlanta's transformation into a global business hub and shows how American corporate design evolved in the late twentieth century. It shapes the downtown skyline as a symbol of major corporations anchoring the region.

The building stands at the intersection of North Avenue and Luckie Street and is easy to reach on foot. Visitors will find the World of Coca-Cola museum and Georgia Aquarium nearby.

The tower's facade is a grid of deeply recessed rectangular windows in pale grey concrete, with solid vertical bands at both edges. Near the top, the words "Coca-Cola" appear in red script twice, once on the left and once on the right. The 29-story building, known as One Coca-Cola Plaza, was designed by FABRAP and completed in 1980.