Downtown Architecture Flashcards

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Hurt Building address

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50 Hurt Plaza SE

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Hurt Building architect

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J.E.R. Carpenter

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Hurt Building construction dates

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Built between 1913 and 1926, the bulk of the building was completed in 1913, with a courtyard, entry rotunda and a wing extending final completion to 1926.

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Hurt Building style

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It is a good Atlanta example of the skyscraper form that was developed by Louis Sullivan and the Chicago School.

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Hurt Building number of floors

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18 floors (some sources say 17?)

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Hurt Building in TV/Movies

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Building was used as exterior shots of Ben Matlock’s office in “Matlock” (1986-1995) starring Andy Griffin

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Hurt Building developer

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Joel Hurt

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Candler Building address

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127 Peachtree St.

Peachtree at John Wesley Dobbs

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Candler Building architect

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George E. Murphy

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Candler Building construction dates

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1906

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Candler Building style

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Beaux-Arts

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Candler Building developer

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Asa Candler

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Candler Building building material

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Amicalola marble quarried by the Atlanta Marble Company in Ball Ground, Cherokee Co, GA

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Candler Building number of floors

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17 floors

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Healey Building address

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57 Forsyth Street

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Healey Building architect

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Morgan and Dillon with Walter T. Downing

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Healey Building construction dates

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1913-1914

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Healey Building style

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Late Gothic Revival

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Healey Building number of floors

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16 floors

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Healey Building developer

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William T. Healey (son of Thomas Healey)

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Hurt Building current use

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offices

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Healey Building current use

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a few floors of businesses but mostly condos

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Candler Building current use

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being converted to a boutique hotel

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English-American Building address

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84 Peachtree St

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English-American Building architect
Bradford Gilbert
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English-American Building construction dates
1897 - oldest standing skyscraper in the city. Predates the more famous Flatrion Building in NYC built in 1901. We renamed ours after theirs.
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English-American Building style
Neo-Classical and Neo-Renaissance
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English-American Building number of floors
11 floors
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English-American Building developer
English-American Loan and Trust Company
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English-American Building more common name
Flatiron Building
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English-American Building current use
offices
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Georgia State Capitol address
206 Washington St.
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Georgia State Capitol architect
Frankiln Burnham and Willoughby Endbrooke of Chicago
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Georgia State Capitol construction dates
1884-1889
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Georgia State Capitol style
Neo-Classical
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Georgia State Capitol number of floors
4
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Georgia State Capitol developer
State of Georgia
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Georgia State Capitol current use
govt
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Georgia State Capitol tours
Self-guided tours M-F 8-5 free | also self-guided tour app for Apple products
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Georgia State Capitol gold dome
gold added in 1958. 43 oz of gold donated by citizens of Dahlonega and Lumpkin County. gold leaf 1/5000th of an inch, the thickness of the tin foil of chewing gum
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SunTrust Plaza address
303 Peachtree Street NE
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SunTrust Plaza architect
John Portman & Associates
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SunTrust Plaza construction dates
1989-1992
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SunTrust Plaza style
Postmodern
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SunTrust Plaza number of floors
60-floors Roof: 871 ft. Antenna: 902 ft
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SunTrust Plaza developer
John Portman & Associates
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SunTrust Plaza current use
offices
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SunTrust Plaza original name
One Peachtree Center
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Second tallest building in ATL
SunTrust Plaza
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BoA address
600 Peachtree St
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BoA architect
Kevin Roche, John Dinkeloo and Associates
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BoA construction dates
1991-1992
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BoA style
Art Deco
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BoA developer
Cousins Properties
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BoA number of floors
``` 55 floors. Roof: 933 ft. Antenna: 1024 ft 10th tallest building in US Tallest building in a US Capitol Tallest building outside NYC and CHI (for now) ```
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BoA original name
NationsBank Plaza
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BoA current use
offices
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Tallest building in ATL
BoA Plaza
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Westin Peachtree Plaza address
210 Peachtree St
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Westin Peachtree Plaza archetict
John Portman & Associates
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Westin Peachtree Plaza style
international (?)
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Westin Peachtree Plaza developer
John Portman & Associates
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Westin Peachtree Plaza current use
hotel
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Westin Peachtree Plaza number of floors
Floors: 73 Roof: 723 ft Antenna: 883 ft
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Westin Peachtree Plaza construction dates
opened 1976
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Westin Peachtree Plaza restaurant
The Sun Dial Restaurant, Bar & View upper level revolves every 30 min lower level revolves every 60 min Chef Jason Starnes The View open 10 AM - Close $8/adult $4/kids 6-12
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Westin Peachtree Plaza location history
Location of the first Governor's Mansion in ATL (1870-1921) demolished to build The Henry Grady Hotel (1924-1972)