The Pinnacle, Skyscraper in Buckhead, United States.

The Pinnacle is a skyscraper in Buckhead featuring a two-story entrance hall with a curved wall of translucent fluted glass and polished chrome finishes. The floor is covered with Italian marble, creating an elegant and refined interior space.

The Pinnacle was designed by the architecture studio Pickard Chilton and completed in 1998 at the corner of Lenox and Peachtree Roads in Buckhead. The 22-story tower was built as offices for the financial district around it, and its tenants have included brokerage and consulting firms such as Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley.

The Pinnacle is a private office tower with no public lobby or visitor access, so the Chihuly glass installation described in earlier texts does not exist here. Its tenants are financial firms, including brokerage and consulting companies such as Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley, drawn by Buckhead's role as the financial center of Atlanta and the Southeast.

The Pinnacle is a private office tower at the corner of Lenox and Peachtree Roads in Buckhead, not open to the public, so there is no lobby or upper-floor viewing for visitors. MARTA rail stations serve the Buckhead area, and the building sits along Peachtree Road, a main north-south route through the district.

Office floors vary significantly in size, allowing different companies to find spaces suited to their needs. The clear glass walls and solar shading features frame views of downtown and the surrounding Buckhead area.