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A Dynamic Loft Office Environment Defining the Midtown Techtangle A dynamic loft office environment defining the Midtown Techtangle From workday-to- Defining the Techtangle of Midtown’s hustling innovation hub, Circa 730 is a dynamic, workday-to-night office environment that revolves around the life and workstyles of ATL’s tech-minded and night, Circa 730 entrepreneur-spirited. revolves around you Capturing tireless Debuting in 2018, the bar-raising repositioning is purposefully, playfully designed to redefine and reinvigorate its community. From its inviting front patio and bar-restaurant offering to its third curiosity in bold floor social hub, Circa 730 captures tireless curiosity and sudden strokes inspiration in bold strokes. Inviting Sculptural suspension swings and an interactive light-art installation, the city’s first interactive pixel wall, invite conversation, conversation and contemplation—while defying convention. defying convention Between rush hour As it embodies the unequaled energy, creativity, and drive of the Southeast’s startup epicenter, Circa 730 toggles effortlessly between past and present, rush hour and happy hour, the every and happy hour day and the delightfully—unexpected. Workplace opportunities from 1,856 SF 2PM | AFTERNOON BRAINSTORM 7:30AM | ALT. COMMUTE Disrupting the 7:30A | ALT COMMUTE 2P | AFTERNOON BRAINSTORM Rolling in early by bike (and skipping a half-hour Impromptu charrette-and-conquer session with the of ATL traffic) starts the day off right. Score priority marketing team in the open lobby lounge (a short Status Quo parking8AM | HIT THE FITNESS at theSTUDIO EARLYbike valet—first in gets the best spot! distraction courtesy of the interactive pixel wall). 4PM | COMMUNITY COLLAB Workday-to-Night 8A | HIT THE FITNESS STUDIO EARLY 4P | COMMUNITY COLLAB Off to the studio for some light weights and Wrap the work day with an ‘all team’ cardio to get the morning going. The Circa studio meeting in the Circa conference room. Complete Amenities is a great outlet for a quick sweat and with brand with ClickShare technology, impromptu sharing is new equipment, lockers, and showers, it’s simple easy5PM |and HAPPY HOUR effective > RUSH HOUR in conquering the daily agenda. From to make time for wellness. 7:30A to 7:30P, 10AM | EMBRACE THIRD PLACE there’s no time like the present 5P | HAPPY HOUR > RUSH HOUR at Circa 730 10A | EMBRACE THIRD PLACE A round of specialty cocktails—and all the tapas— Second coffee time. Head down to the F&B to enjoy with the crew in the usual booth on the window the daily grind and some much-needed third- line. Perfect way to switch gears. place. 7:30PM | OUT ON THE (MID)TOWN 12PM | NO SAD DESK LUNCH HERE 7:30P | OUT ON THE (MID)TOWN 12P | NO SAD DESK LUNCH HERE Walk next door to the Fox for a night of laughs Eat al fresco and people-watch from (comedy special!) with great company. Then walk the swings on the Circa porch. Catch-up to the North Avenue MARTA Station entrance just on emails in the shade. Best alt-office across the street. on Peachtree. Feeling inspired for another day of unexpected at Circa 730. SCAD HIGH PIEDMONT 1 0 T H S T ATLANTA MUSEUM PARK BOUNDARY OF THE TECHTANGLE 8 T H S T T S T 7 T G H S S T N E 85 I T E R S R P R T S E H L C T W A E S E V O R P A F E D T . E T S D R W N T R O O E H O P M C T I T S W A D E H N H C T E E 4 U I H C P J P P E 4 T H S T K T M W Y A R I E T TA S T NORTH AVE. STATION [VIA AT&T BUILDING] MARIETTA FOX 78 STREET ARTERY THEATRE N O R T H AV E CENTENNIAL GEORGIA STATE OLYMPIC PARK UNIVERSITY PCM Defining The evolving boundary of an abundant and progressive Tech Square, Circa 730 is centered around what’s now and pioneering what’s next. the Midtown From tech incubators to innovation centers, burgeoning campus HQ’s to Class T developments – the techtangle is ever-evolving Techtangle with the talent and founders who fuel it. Getting Here No matter your method of transport –by foot, bike, MARTA, ride share, or car– Circa 730 is within a short distance. VIA NORTH AVE. MARTA VIA PIEDMONT PARK 2 MIN. WALK <10 MIN. CYCLE VIA GEORGIA TECH VIA EAST ATLANTA VILLAGE 6 MIN. RIDE SHARE 12 MIN. DRIVE VIA PCM VIA BUCKHEAD <8 MIN. CYCLE <15 MIN. DRIVE VIA DOWNTOWN VIA KIRKWOOD 8 MIN. DRIVE 15 MIN. DRIVE VIA WEST MIDTOWN VIA DECATUR 8 MIN. RIDE SHARE <20 MIN. DRIVE 8 CYPRESS STREET PINT & PLATE STAY AND WANDER 1 4 T H S T 14 STAY AND WANDER SCAD HIGH CONVO-DRIVEN DINING OPTIONS 9 THE NOOK ON PIEDMONT PARK UR 9 9 ATLANTA MUSEUM CONVO-DRIVEN DINING OPTIONS 1 3 T H S T 10 SWEET HUT BAKERY & CAFE A DEFINING F&B (COMING SOON) PIEDMONT B T T PIEDMONT 1 2 T H S T ESCORPION S PARK G TH GRAB AND GO N C I FOOD HALL 6 & PEACHTREE ST R 9 P CONVENIENCE-DRIVEN DINING OPTIONS S 6 D 1 1 T H S T QT TAKOREA S P 1 CHICK-FIL-A E BARAONDA RISTORANTE & BAR 4 Y 8 2 R V F WILLY’S MEXICANA GRILL 7 O T H10TH S T ST BABS QN 1 0 6 3 CARAVACA MARKET 61 1 5 G FOOD HALL AT CODA 10 MP O WT 10 L UX 4 KALE ME CRAZY K 9 T H S T SV H THE CANTEEN (FOOD HALL) N 9 10 12 7 5 FIVE GUYS 7 9 8 I T T MARY MAC’S TEA ROOM 8 8 T S S 5 H S T E E MJ 5 J 6 PAPI’S CUBAN & CARIBBEAN GRILL T E 4 E NEGRIL VILLAGE ATLANTA E E S HK R R EE C C T T NN E 3 A LI A H H 7 E E PITA PIT T EE R 85 R K V C C R S THE LAWRENCE VV L L R R A A A T AA E E P P R E E H 5 T T T E P P NN NORTH AVE. STATION T T 8 JIMMY JOHNS C N R P L E E . NN N N A I FRESH TO ORDER D O L L VIA AT&T BUILDING EE A E A W W N A PP A M N R P R U D J D E 9 D WHICH WICH U H MARIETTA C U FOX L M N N E D D ECCO I L E STREET ARTERY8 D E THEATRE P A L L 3 B 4 10 G 8 G ARDEN’S GARDEN 2 S B 3 4 C E 6 TT HH S TS T N 3 F E HUDSON GRILLE 2 L 5 T H S R T R E R E T N E 11 A THE VARSITY D HGEORGIAA R L E S AV E STATE S T C O H KAT’S CAFE 3 G E C UNIVERSITY O R 12 TROPICAL SMOOTHIE CAFE CODA P 2 N EMPIRE STATE SOUTH 2 A O M 13 ZAXBY’S CHICKEN FINGERS 1 1 A Q 10TH & PIEDMONT D 14 HIGHLAND BAKERY E R FLYING BISCUIT CAFE FOX 1 1 F I 6 THEATRE 6 7 13 S CACTUS HOUSE 2 78 13 SLEEP SPOTS 11 2 7 PCM T CAFE INTERMEZZO 11 J HAND-SELECTED HOTELS FOR O R T H AV E G N U SOUTH CITY KITCHEN YOUR CLIENTS AND VISITORS V METROFRESH 1 HOTEL INDIGO ATLANTA MIDTOWN W MELLOW MUSHROOM 2 THE GEORGIAN TERRACE X APRES DIEM 3 GEORGIA TECH HOTEL & Y PARK TAVERN CONFERENCE CENTER 4 RENAISSANCE ATLANTA MIDTOWN HOTEL Wander Widely BREWS OF ALL KINDS 5 HYATT ATLANTA MIDTOWN NEARBY COFFEE AND HAPPY Within a 1 mile walk of Circa 730 6 REGENCY SUITES HOTEL HOUR LOCALE 7 HOMEWOOD SUITES BY ATLANTA MIDTOWN 1 DANCING GOATS COFFEE BAR 8 HILTON GARDEN INN ATLANTA 2 STARBUCKS MIDTOWN 30+ 9 10,360 3 STARBUCKS 9 LOEWS BARS AND EATERIES HOTELS RESIDENTIAL UNITS 4 CARIBOU COFFEE 5 VORTEX 6 SALTWOOD CHARCUTERIE & BAR 7 TORCHED HOP BREWING COMPANY 20,000 SF of Dynamic Spec Studios Underway PLAN NOT TO SCALE Workspace as From exposed ceilings to exposed concrete, abundant glass to abundant views, the spec studios at Circa 730 are designed to unique as your deliver a better workday. mission From 1,856 SF – studio availabilities are extremely limited. Circa730.com For more information on Circa 730, please contact: Michael Howell Hunter Henritze Caroline Cole [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 404.266.7600 404.266.7600 404.266.7600.
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