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H Otel Meeting R Oom Locator Hotel Meeting Room Locator Georgia World GWCC Atlanta Marriott Marquis Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center Congress Center 265 Peachtree Center Avenue NE (Headquarter Hotel) Hilton HIL (404) 521-0000 100 CNN Center NW (404) 659-0000 Hyatt HYATT Hilton Atlanta Marriott MAR Sheraton Atlanta Hotel 255 Courtland Street NE Off Site OS (404) 659-2000 165 Courtland Street NE (404) 659-6500 OMNI OMNI Hyatt Regency Atlanta Sheraton SHER Westin Peachtree Plaza Hotel 265 Peachtree Street NE Westin WEST (Co-Headquarter Hotel) (404) 577-1234 210 Peachtree Street NW (404) 659-1400 Hotel Meeting Room Locator Meeting Room Hotel 72 2017 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS Atlanta Marriott Marquis 265 Peachtree Center Avenue NE • (404) 521-0000 ATRIUM LEVEL Hotel ATRIUM LEVEL SunTrust to Bridge Building Food Court Floor to Ceiling Windows SunTrust to Atrium Ballroom MARRIOTT Bridge Building Food Court Floor to Ceiling Windows B C Marquis Office To wer II A Atrium Ballroom B C Marquis Office To wer II A Atrium Level Bridge Freight Elevator Atrium Stairs Foyer A706 A707 A708 Mechanical Atrium Level Bridge Freight Elevator Room Men’s A601 Stairs Pulse s Atrium Loft ow Stairs Escalator Foyer Registra- Escalator A706 A707 A708 Mechanical tion 4 Room A705 Elevators Elevators Men’s A601 Registra- Ceiling Wind to Stairs Pulse tion 3 s Loft ow Escalator Stairs A602 RegistraFloor - 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IN ACCEPTING THIS INFORMATION, YOU AGREE NOT TO REPRODUCE IT, MANUFACTURE IT, DISCLOSE IT OR HAVE IT MANUFACTURED IN WHOLE OR IN PART WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF OMNI HOTEL/PSAV. OMNI HOTEL/PSAV TAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY, AND HEREWITH DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR THE ERECTION, ENGINEERING OR USE OF ANY COMPONENT OR CONCEPT SHOWN ON THIS OR ANY OTHER DRAWING. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILTY OF THE PRODUCER AND APROVED MATERIALS, COMPONENTS, AND METHODS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOCAL BUILDING CODES, FIRE AND SAFETY CODES AND ALL APPLICABLE O.S.H.A. STANDARDS. THIS DRAWING IS BEING SUPPLIED SIMPLY AS A CONVENIENCE. IT IS YOR RESPONSIBILITY TO PERFORM A FIELD CHECK. IF FURTHER ASSISTANCE IS NEED, PLEASE CONTACT OMNI HOTEL/PSAV. A S-Level OMNI HOTEL S-LEVEL_EXHIBIT HALL ATLANTA, GEORGIA ALL DESIGNS,CONSTRUCTION AND OTHER DISCLOSURES SET FORTH ARE THE PROPERTY OF OMNI HOTELS/PSAV SUCH INFORMATION IS IMPARTED TO YOU IN CONFIDENCE. IN ACCEPTING THIS INFORMATION, YOU AGREE NOT TO REPRODUCE IT, MANUFACTURE IT, DISCLOSE IT OR HAVE IT MANUFACTURED IN WHOLE OR IN PART WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF OMNI HOTEL/PSAV. OMNI HOTEL/PSAV TAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY, AND HEREWITH DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR THE ERECTION, ENGINEERING OR USE OF ANY COMPONENT OR CONCEPT SHOWN ON THIS OR ANY OTHER DRAWING. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILTY OF THE PRODUCER AND APROVED MATERIALS, COMPONENTS, AND METHODS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOCAL BUILDING CODES, FIRE AND SAFETY CODES AND ALL APPLICABLE O.S.H.A. STANDARDS. THIS DRAWING IS BEING SUPPLIED SIMPLY AS A CONVENIENCE. IT IS YOR RESPONSIBILITY TO PERFORM A FIELD CHECK. IF FURTHER ASSISTANCE IS NEED, PLEASE CONTACT OMNI HOTEL/PSAV. BARTOW STREET SCALE IN FEET 0 10 20 30 40 50 MARIETTA STREET 76 2017 ALA MIDWINTER MEETING & EXHIBITS Hotel Hotel North Tower M1/Street Level OMNI HOTEL M2/International BallroomNORTH TOWER NORTH TOWER M2 / INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM NORTH TOWER/M1 STREET LEVEL ATLANTA, GEORGIA ATLANTA, GEORGIA OMNI DOWN TO PARKING UP FROM PARKING C A D E F B INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM DOGWOOD ROOM B MARIETTA ST. A CEILING HEIGHT: 8'-2 1/2" PRE-FUNCTION A LOBBY-2 CROSSWOOD ROOM REDWOOD ROOM B MAGNOLIA JUNIPER ELEVATORS ALL DESIGNS,CONSTRUCTION AND OTHER DISCLOSURES SET FORTH ARE THE PROPERTY OF OMNI HOTELS/PSAV SUCH INFORMATION IS IMPARTED TO YOU IN CONFIDENCE. IN ACCEPTING THIS INFORMATION, YOU AGREE NOT TO REPRODUCE IT, MANUFACTURE IT, DISCLOSE IT OR HAVE IT MANUFACTURED IN WHOLE OR IN PART WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF OMNI HOTEL/PSAV. PRE-FUNCTION OMNI HOTEL/PSAV TAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY, AND HEREWITH DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR THE ERECTION, ENGINEERING OR USE OF ANY COMPONENT OR CONCEPT SHOWN ON THIS OR ANY LOBBY-1 OTHER DRAWING. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILTY OF THE PRODUCER AND APROVED MATERIALS, COMPONENTS, AND METHODS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOCAL BUILDING CODES, FIRE AND SAFETY CODES AND ALL APPLICABLE O.S.H.A. STANDARDS. THIS DRAWING IS BEING SUPPLIED SIMPLY AS A CONVENIENCE. IT IS YOR RESPONSIBILITY TO PERFORM A FIELD CHECK. IF FURTHER ASSISTANCE IS NEED, PLEASE CONTACT OMNI HOTEL/PSAV. PRE-FUNCTION PRE-FUNCTION LOBBY LOBBY-3 ALL DESIGNS,CONSTRUCTION AND OTHER DISCLOSURES SET FORTH ARE THE PROPERTY OF OMNI HOTELS/PSAV SUCH INFORMATION IS IMPARTED TO YOU IN CONFIDENCE. IN ACCEPTING THIS INFORMATION, YOU AGREE NOT TO REPRODUCE IT, MANUFACTURE IT, DISCLOSE IT OR HAVE IT MANUFACTURED IN WHOLE OR IN PART WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF OMNI HOTEL/PSAV. OMNI HOTEL/PSAV TAKES NO RESPONSIBILITY, AND HEREWITH DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR THE ERECTION, ENGINEERING OR USE OF ANY COMPONENT OR CONCEPT SHOWN ON THIS OR ANY OTHER DRAWING. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILTY OF THE PRODUCER AND APROVED MATERIALS, COMPONENTS, AND METHODS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOCAL BUILDING CODES, FIRE AND SAFETY CODES AND CYPRESS SYCAMORE ALL APPLICABLE O.S.H.A. STANDARDS. THIS DRAWING IS BEING SUPPLIED SIMPLY AS A CONVENIENCE. IT IS YOR RESPONSIBILITY TO PERFORM A FIELD CHECK. IF FURTHER ASSISTANCE IS NEED, PLEASE CONTACT OMNI HOTEL/PSAV. OUTDOOR TERRACE SCALE IN FEET SCALE IN FEET 0 10 20 30 40 50 INTERNATIONAL BLVD. 0 10 20 30 40 50 OMNI HOTEL OMNI HOTEL M3/Meeting Level M4/Grand BallroomNORTH Level TOWER NORTH TOWER M4/GRAND BALLROOM LEVEL M3/MEETING LEVEL ATLANTA, GEORGIA ATLANTA, GEORGIA A UPPER INTERNATIONAL BALLROOM C CEILING HEIGHT D E F B 21' B D1 D2 E C A 6 PECAN CHESTNUT 24'-9" CEILING HEIGHT: 12'-8 3/4" CEILING HEIGHT: 14'-7" HICKORY REGISTRATION CURVED CEILING DESK 22'-1" CEILING HEIGHT: 15'-9" PRE-FUNCTION PRE-FUNCTION D LOBBY ALL DESIGNS,CONSTRUCTION AND OTHER DISCLOSURES SET FORTH ARE THE PROPERTY OF OMNI HOTELS/PSAV SUCH INFORMATION IS IMPARTED TO YOU IN CONFIDENCE.
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