One Ninety One Peachtree Tower
Atlanta, GA

One Ninety One Peachtree is a 50-story office tower located in downtown Atlanta.  Designed by John Burgee Architects and Philip Johnson as design consultant, the theme of the tower represents a renaissance of the grand skyscraper tradition of the early 1900s.  In response to the long rectangular configuration of the through-block site, the architects articulated the building’s form to create the impression of two separate but connected towers, which create a constantly changing silhouette as the tower is viewed from different angles.  From the east and west, One Ninety One Peachtree Tower appears as a single, slender shaft of granite, and from the north and south, as two twin tower-like forms linked by a recessed plane.  Each tower culminates in seven full stories of interwoven arches and curving domes to a final crown of columns, which are illuminated at night.  The tower was completed in 1991.

Address
191 Peachtree Street
Atlanta, GA

Location
191 Peachtree Street adjacent to the Ritz Carlton Hotel in downtown Atlanta

Hines' Role
Developer

Architect
Philip Johnson/John Burgee Architects

Net Rentable Area
Office:
1,213,805 sq. ft.
(112,762 sq. m.)

Retail space:
15,000 sq. ft.
(1,394 sq. m.)

Typical Floor Size
25,800 sq. ft.
(2,397 sq. m.)

Major Tenants
Deloitte & Touche

Awards
BOMA Award 2001
BOMA Award 1998
BOMA Award 1994