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Terminus 3280 Peachtree Road NE Atlanta, GA 30305 Terminus | 2 Buckhead’S Top Office Address Terminus 3280 Peachtree Road NE Atlanta, GA 30305 Terminus | 2 Buckhead’s Top Office Address Rise above it all. Above the congestion of downtown Atlanta, and above the expectations of your competitors (and potential new clients). Rise to the heights of WeWork’s Terminus flexible office space at 3280 Peachtree Road NE in Atlanta’s prestigious Buckhead region. This is the level of sophistication, visibility, and service that your company deserves. Terminus | 3 Terminus | 4 Towering Benefits WeWork’s Terminus office space at Peachtree and Piedmont in Buckhead epitomizes today’s Atlanta business address. With skyscraper views of Atlanta–and an eye toward the future– Terminus redefines your options in the Buckhead Central Business District. Discerning companies of any size, from feisty start-ups to regional branch offices or corporate headquarters, can choose the size and configuration of versatile office space they need. As-needed or dedicated desks in open workspaces, individual private offices, full office suites…they’re all available here. They’re also complemented by spacious conference rooms, event spaces, front desk service, cleaning services, and endless fruit water and micro-brewed coffee. Terminus | 5 WeWork’s Best Bets Chama Gaúcha Brazilian Steakhouse Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead Flying Biscuit Café InterContinental Starbucks Buckhead Atlanta Caribou Coffee Bones Restaurant Whisky Mistress Terminus | 6 Atlanta’s Top Office Location At the top of the Perimeter, there is, of course, Buckhead. And now at the top of Buckhead, there is WeWork’s flexible, uniquely accommodating office space at Terminus. Here at 3280 Peachtree Road NE, you’ll find adaptable space to fit the needs of your business, whatever its size or scope, with services that rival the best office buildings in crowded downtown Atlanta, and accessibility that will put smiles on the faces of staff and clients. World-class restaurants, shopping at Lenox Square, convenient MARTA transit options, and quick highway access are all here, along with sophisticated residential addresses where you and your staff would love to live. Or upon arriving at the office, “Bonjour, Madame CEO of the European-based corporation we are honored to serve. So nice to see you again.” Nearby corporate names like Salesforce, Walker & Dunlop, and the headquarters office of national homebuilders The Pulte Group already know, this area tops everything. ARRIVE THRIVE • GA-400 • Whisky Mistress (0.5 miles) • Southern Art and Bourbon Bar • 5, 110 Bus lines • Bones Restaurant (1-2 minute walk) • Flying Biscuit Café • Chama Gaúcha Brazilian • Red Metro line Steakhouse (7 minute walk) • The Palm • Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant • Industry Tavern • InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta • Grand Hyatt Atlanta in Buckhead • W Atlanta • Lenox Square • Cyclebar • LA Fitness Terminus | 7 Terminus | 8 Total SQFT Space 15 CONFERENCE ROOMS 133 PRIVATE OFFICES 29 PHONE BOOTHS 1 BOARDROOM Dedicated meeting spaces Dedicated workspaces that These soundproofed These meeting spaces include A/V gear and come fully furnished with alcoves provide comfortable offer an elevated C-Suite unexpected details like custom desks, chairs, and filing sanctuaries for conducting experience with luxury wallpaper and marble tables. cabinets, and are customizable private calls and video chats. seating and tools for screen to fit your unique needs and sharing—but reimagined with company culture. modern touches. 2 BRAINSTORM ROOMS 3 UNIQUE COMMON AREAS 2 WELLNESS ROOMS 3 STOCKED KITCHENS Get the ideas flowing in a The heart-and-soul of our Whether you’re a nursing Enjoy complimentary fresh space designed for spitballing, locations, these lounges are mother, need to pray, or looking fruit water, micro-roasted thanks to writeable walls and living-room-style spaces to meditate, you can rely on this coffee, and tea, or prep your standup-friendly furniture. designed for creativity, lockable, serene room. lunch with refrigerators, . comfort, and productivity. microwaves, and dishwashers. Service ONSITE STAFF CLEANING SERVICES PRINTING PROFESSIONAL AND Our team is here for you Around the clock, our Every floor has its own SOCIAL EVENTS throughout the workweek, cleaning crew helps keep library-inspired space From workshops to thought- from front-desk service to common areas, meeting stocked with a business-class leader panels and cheese personalized support. rooms, and private offices printer, office supplies, and tastings, our programming looking their spiffiest. paper shredder. helps you nurture a strong team culture. HIGH SPEED INTERNET MICRO-ROASTED COFFEE Hook yourself up to hard- Stay caffeinated throughout wired Ethernet or secure Wi- the day with an infinite stream Fi, including IT support and of freshly roasted coffee. guest log-in functionality. Terminus | 9 FLOOR 6: 21,548 SQFT Amenities 52 Private Offices 4 Nooks 9 Conference Rooms 1 Unique Common Area 1 Brainstom Room 1 Stocked Kitchen 11 Phone Booths Terminus | 10 FLOOR 7: 21,413 SQFT Amenities 75 Private Offices 10 Phone Booths 2 Conference Rooms 1 Unique Common Area 1 Boardroom 2 Wellness Rooms 1 Brainstorm Room 1 Stocked Kitchen Terminus | 11 FLOOR 8: 21,850 SQFT Opening June 2019, the 8th floor expansion will include several WeWork Office Suites, which are fully built-out suites for teams of 20-200. Amenities 6 Private Offices 4 Conference Rooms 1 Unique Common Area 8 Phone Booths 1 Stocked Kitchen Terminus | 12 Terminus 3280 Peachtree Road NE Atlanta, GA 30305 wework.com/buildings/terminus—atlanta--GA.
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