1072 West Peachtree

1072 West Peachtree is a 60-story, 749-foot mixed-use tower on Midtown Atlanta's West Peachtree corridor, developed by Rockefeller Group and designed by Atlanta architects TVS. It stands as the tallest building constructed in Atlanta in more than thirty years and the tallest residential and mixed-use address in the city. The residential component, branded Alina, holds 357 apartments spanning studios, one- and two-bedroom homes, lofts and fifteen penthouses, sitting above 224,000 square feet of boutique Class A office space on floors eleven through eighteen, each with its own private outdoor terrace and ten-foot finished ceilings. The tenth floor forms the building's social heart with a one-acre outdoor amenity deck and 30,000 square feet of indoor amenity space, while roughly 6,300 square feet of street-level retail and food-and-beverage space activates the sidewalk. Its height gives residents the highest outlook of any home in Atlanta, over Piedmont Park and the Midtown skyline.