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Hyatt Regency Atlanta

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Hyatt Regency Atlanta

Credit

Jack Pyburn, FAIA

Site overview

Hyatt Regency Atlanta, originally designed by renowned Atlanta architect John Portman, was the first contemporary atrium hotel in the world. This atrium lobby prompted a revolution in the design of hotels, placing Hyatt Regency Atlanta in the forefront of the luxury hotel industry. Upon opening in May 1967, the hotel towered above the Atlanta skyline as the tallest building in the city. With a rich heritage and amazing history, the Hyatt Regency Atlanta remains a strong presence in the city. (Adapted from the Hyatt Regency Atlanta website)

How to Visit

Open to the public

Location

265 Peachtree Street Northeast
Atlanta, GA, 30303

Country

US
More visitation information

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Credit:

Jack Pyburn, FAIA

Designer(s)

John Portman

Architect

Nationality

American

Other designers

John Portman

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Completion

1967

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