Concourse at Landmark Center

The Concourse at Landmark Center is an office complex with two 34-story towers arranged around a lake within a 70-acre development in the Atlanta metropolitan area. The site includes more than 3,700 parking spaces across two nine-level parking decks to serve employees and visitors.

Construction of the complex began in 1984 and continued through 1991, establishing it as one of the largest suburban office developments in the United States. This major project marked a significant shift in how the northern Atlanta area was developing at that time.

The towers light up in different colors for various occasions and social causes, creating a visible connection between the complex and community events across the Atlanta area. This practice makes the buildings part of local celebrations and awareness efforts that people notice throughout the region.

The complex is easy to reach with extensive parking available on-site, making it straightforward to park your car and get around. The large area means you will be walking between the towers, so plan enough time to explore the grounds around the lake.

The two towers earned the nicknames King and Queen based on their distinct roof designs and stand at heights of 570 and 553 feet, making them the tallest suburban buildings in the United States. These distinctive structures shape the northern Atlanta skyline and are visible from far away.

Location: Georgia

Inception: 1984

GPS coordinates: 33.90880,-84.35680

Latest update: December 7, 2025 10:07