Location:

100 Edgewood Ave NE, Atlanta

Suites 190 & 175,

Atlanta,GA 30303

 

The AIA Atlanta and Georgia offices take up 2,000 sf of space in the Woodruff volunteer center building in downtown Atlanta. The spaces are enclosed on two sides by 16ft floor to ceiling storefront glazing. A majority of the space is clad in either Zinc panels or locally harvested 1x quarter sawn Georgia Oak.

 

In the new office space there are 4 main programmatic elements which are separated by either a zinc clad datum wall or a huge oak clad bi-fold hangar door. These elements can open or close to allow for each program element to either engage one another or retain a level of privacy. Furthermore the zinc datum is hollow as it holds a number of study rooms for people sitting for the ARE, architectural licenser exam. Each room has its own frame less zinc clad door which appears as those it disappears into the wall when closed.

 

* Quarter sawn (zebra'd) locally harvested oak

* Exposed structural steel members

* Zinc wall panels

* Back lit back painted glass panels

* Bi-folding vertical lifting hangar style door

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PROJECT TEAM

Aaron Albrecht

Tim Keepers

Steve Georgalis

 

* DESIGNED & COMPLETED WHILE AT

5G Studio

 

* IMAGERY AND BOARDS BY

Tim Keepers of OrchestraONE_Studio

 

* PHOTOGRAPHS

by 5G Studio

* PHOTOGRAPHY EDITING BY

CaptisLUX