One Atlantic Center

Architect: Philip Johnson
Year: 1987
Style: Postmodernism
City: Atlanta, GA

One Atlantic Center, completed in 1987 in Midtown Atlanta, was designed by Philip Johnson, a Pritzker Prize-winning architect. Built in the postmodern style, the tower is capped by a distinctive Gothic-referencing spire that makes it a prominent Midtown landmark, highly visible from the street.

the building

The Gothic-referencing spire. The tower's crown draws on Gothic architectural forms, a distinctive postmodern flourish that sets the building apart on the Midtown skyline.

the style

One Atlantic Center was designed in the postmodern style, with a spire that references Gothic architecture.

the architect

Philip Johnson, a Pritzker Prize-winning architect, designed One Atlantic Center, completed in 1987.

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