Hurt Building, Beaux-Arts office building in Downtown Atlanta, United States.
The Hurt Building is an office building with a triangular footprint located at 50 Hurt Plaza in Downtown Atlanta. Its wings extend along Exchange Place and Edgewood Avenue, creating its distinctive configuration.
Construction of this skyscraper began in 1913 and was completed in 1926. In its early years, it served as the original location of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta.
The building has appeared in various television productions over the years and demonstrates how commercial architecture evolved in early 20th-century America. Visitors can observe the classical design elements that characterize both its exterior and interior spaces.
The building is accessible to visitors and houses office spaces in central Atlanta. A cafe operates on the ground floor and is open most weekdays.
Inside the building, a three-story rotunda features an impressive dome decorated with gold leaf. A large chandelier hangs in this space and makes it a visual highlight of the interior.
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