25 Park Place

25 Park Place is a 28-story high-rise in downtown Atlanta with a facade of glass and steel that reflects light throughout the day. The building rises approximately 115 meters and houses multiple departments of a large university's college of arts and sciences.

The building was constructed in 1971 as the headquarters of a major financial company, representing the expansion of the financial district. In 2007, a large university acquired the structure and converted it into an academic center.

The building's name comes from its location in the Park Place district, where it originally served as a financial institution. Today, university students occupy the spaces, transforming how the place functions in the city.

The building sits directly across from a public park, making it easy to spot from the surrounding area. Visitors should note that large portions of the structure house university facilities that are not always open to the general public.

The building shares architectural elements with other structures from the same era in the region, creating a more cohesive financial district. This design language connected different cities through similar high-rises.

Location: Georgia

Inception: 1978

Architects: Carson & Lundin

Floors above the ground: 28

GPS coordinates: 33.75470,-84.38810

Latest update: December 8, 2025 19:46