As promised, I continue publishing my “Atlanta Chronicles”, the series of photographs taken in my second hometown Atlanta. Today I post a set of photos related to the tallest buildings of Atlanta, photos of Atlanta skyscrapers or taken from the skyscrapers. I start with one of my favorites, a photo of Atlantic Station neighborhood in the beginning of its construction, taken on April 24, 2004. Today it is hard to recognize the west-side area of I-75 highway. The only building in the photo is the current WellsFargo high-rise, which has its initial sign ‘SouthTrust’ installed (later changed to ‘Wachovia’ and ‘WellsFargo’).
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Atlantic Station Under Construction
View from above the City. Atlanta, Georgia
Downtown Atlanta Skyline
Westin Peachtree Plaza, Atlanta. The building with the highest number of floors- 73. Used to be the tallest all-hotel building in the World
191 Peachtree Tower, Atlanta. The fourth tallest in the city
Westin Peachtree Plaza, Atlanta
The Roofs of Peachtree Street. Hyatt Regency, Atlanta
View of North Avenue with Coca-Cola Headquarters and Georgia Tech
Midtown Atlanta Skyline with One Atlantic Center, the third-tallest building in Atlanta
Peachtree Street, Downtown Atlanta
Promenade II and High Art Museum, Atlanta
Downtown Atlanta from SunTrust Plaza
The Bank of America Plaza, the tallest building in Atlanta and any U.S. state capital
Atlanta First United Methodist Church and Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
West Peachtree Street with Pershing Point Plaza and Midtown Plaza, Atlanta, Georgia
BONUS: Instagram photo of SunTrust Plaza
SunTrust Plaza. Atlanta, Georgia
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