TWELVE Centennial Park, Residential skyscraper in Downtown Atlanta, United States

TWELVE Centennial Park is a mixed-use complex in downtown Atlanta planned as two 39-story residential towers plus a mid-rise hotel. Only one tower was completed, in 2007; the second tower's site remains open and prepared for future construction. The built tower holds condominium units, and the complex includes a hotel, retail space and restaurant space.

The tower was built between 2005 and 2007 as part of a broader effort to revitalize downtown Atlanta. The original plan called for two towers, but the second was never started after economic conditions shifted in the late 2000s.

The name TWELVE Centennial Park refers to the address at 12th Street and the adjacent Centennial Olympic Park. The complex's retail and restaurant spaces occupy the ground level, while the 102-room hotel serves short stays alongside the 1,024 planned condominium units. Residents and guests cross the street to reach the park and the surrounding downtown attractions on foot.

The building is right on the edge of Centennial Olympic Park and easy to reach on foot from the nearby museums and business district. Visitors in the area can access the ground-floor shops and restaurants without needing to enter the residential or hotel sections.

The lot intended for the second tower still sits empty beside the existing building, clearly visible from the park. This open gap in the middle of a dense city block gives an unexpected sense of how a project can be frozen in place for years.