high museum by scogin elam bray

breuer building near the one above

high museum of art by richard meier, with the addition by renzo piano still under construction. its in midtown, if you take marta (train) get off at the arts center station, and it is right there.

i don't know when it opens, but the aquarium is downtown. by centenial olympic park. also across from the park is "franklins/collins printing" by plexus r+d. its small, but its bitchin.

never mind the architecture.
if there is one place to go, it's stone mountain.

just to be clear: the high museum by richard meier is, i think, the one you alluded to and the one momentum describes.

there is ALSO a satellite high museum in the lower floors of a downtown office building. this one is by scogin elam bray - and is at least as interesting as meier's, especially in its sectional play.

here's a link to the scoggin elam site with the space not per correll is talking about.

Atlanta Marriott Marquis

Stone Mountain

CNN center

Underground Atlanta

see this guy

Paul Rudolph church at Emory University

http://www.emory.edu/WELCOME/VISITORS/campus.html#arch

portmania! (and some good bbq as well)

going to head to the Savannah art and film festival

anyone been to it - what should i NOT expect?

momentum you are in the ATL, any local (preferably) small you could recommend I stop in for a courtesy call? Fancy playing host to an architect from out of town/country for a couple hours? Drinks on me!

if you make it to Savannah, you can see my brother

cool

seen the new aquarium (hated it), seen the high and its new extension, been to the underground - completely different scene, just looking to relax a little now hopefully pass on a few local practices to say howdy! Any recommendations?

the high extension may be open by the time you come. renzo is lecturing on it tomorrow. well, today. oh your post is from thurs. his lecture starts at 2.30. not a huge fan, but still may be interesting.

plexus is on howell mill. dont know if you would get in. they have odd hours.

i'd definitely take time to see the william tecumseh sherman monument.

Bringing up this old post because I'm going to the ATL in a few weeks...anybody have any new reccomendations? Of course, it goes without saying, what my first stop will be...
Any more cool new architecture to be seen? (Yes, I dig John Portman's work too!)