GLG Grand

GLG Grand is a mixed-use skyscraper in Midtown featuring a distinctive pyramid-shaped crown that rises 186 meters above the street with 53 floors. The building integrates a hotel, offices, and residential apartments under one structure.

Completed in 1992, the project marked a turning point when Atlanta first combined hotel, office, and residential space within a single tower. This approach influenced how the city would develop buildings in the years ahead.

The Four Seasons Hotel in the lower floors shapes how people experience and use this part of Midtown, with guests and visitors moving through its spaces daily. This hotel presence has established the neighborhood as a destination for upscale accommodations and services.

The building sits centrally in Midtown with good access to nearby transit and urban services throughout the district. Visitors and residents can easily reach the location using various transportation options that cross the neighborhood.

Swedish developer G. Lars Gullstedt pursued a systematic strategy by acquiring numerous land parcels across the Midtown district. His coordinated approach made it possible to create a development project that reshaped the local landscape.