The Atlantic building, Mixed-use residential skyscraper in Atlantic Station, Atlanta, United States

The Atlantic is a 46-storey mixed-use residential skyscraper at the southeastern corner of 17th Street NW and State Street NW in Atlanta's Atlantic Station neighbourhood. It rises 577 ft (176 m), making it the thirteenth-tallest building in Atlanta, and holds 401 residential suites of up to 3,172 sq ft (295 m2). Its 1930s Art Deco design includes an ornamental roof lined with spikes and turrets made by local metals fabricator Henry Incorporated, and it stands atop an eight-level car park with 1,264 spaces.

Construction of The Atlantic began on 21 March 2007 with a groundbreaking ceremony held by its developer, the Novare Group. The tower was topped out in April 2009, leaving only interior work before it opened later that year. It was designed by Smallwood Reynolds Stewart Stewart & Associates and built at a cost of $136.6 million as one of the core structures of the Atlantic Station brownfield redevelopment.

The Atlantic takes its name from the Atlantic Station district it anchors, a brownfield redevelopment on the site of the former Atlantic Steel mill. Its 1930s-style Art Deco crown, with spikes and turrets made by local ornamental metals fabricator Henry Incorporated, is the detail to look up for from the street.

The Atlantic stands at the southeastern corner of 17th Street NW and State Street NW in Atlantic Station, not downtown. Its 401 residences sit atop an eight-level parking deck with 1,264 spaces, so drivers park in the same structure. The Arts Center MARTA station is a short walk away.

The Atlantic sits atop an eight-storey parking garage with 1,264 spaces, and its ornamental roof of spikes and turrets was fabricated by local metals firm Henry Incorporated. The 46-storey tower was designed by Smallwood Reynolds Stewart Stewart & Associates and cost $136.6 million.