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Colony Square 1175 Peachtree St NE Atlanta, GA 30361 Colony Square | 2 Midtown Atlanta’S Allure for Innovators and Dynamic Business Colony Square 1175 Peachtree St NE Atlanta, GA 30361 Colony Square | 2 Midtown Atlanta’s Allure for Innovators and Dynamic Business At the corner of 14th and Peachtree, WeWork Colony Square presents flexible workspace in a Midtown icon that defines the best of modern Atlanta. Surrounded by museums, world-class restaurants and bars, and steps to Piedmont Park, our unique office space puts you in the center of the city’s most popular neighborhood. Colony Square’s floor-to-ceiling windows offer stunning views of pocket parks and sculptures, and attract forward-thinking startups and established businesses across industries. Commutes are made easy with MARTA’s Arts Center stop mere minutes away, bike storage available onsite, and parking accessible nearby. Colony Square | 3 Colony Square | 4 A Modern Oasis of Versatile Workspace Built in the 1960s, Colony Square was the region’s first mixed-use development. Today, WeWork carries on the tradition of this pioneering spirit in flexible office space that accommodates solopreneurs, startups, and corporations with equal panache. Designs here are minimalistic but inspiring, featuring WeWork’s trademark aesthetic and emboldened, fun-loving attitude. You’ll feel comfortable and welcome, energized and creative. Fruit water, printing, high-speed internet – we’ve got all the workspace essentials. But we go even further with unique perks like a new mothers’ room and dedicated event space. Perhaps most life-changing of all is the collaborative energy and knowledge that you are part of a dynamic, future-facing community. Colony Square | 5 WeWork’s Best Bets Tenant Restaurant F Establishment 5Church W Atlanta South City Kitchen Atlanta Marriott Joy Café Lure Foxtrot Liquor Loews Atlanta Colony Square | 6 Working in the Cultural and Commercial Heart of the South The heart of Midtown pulses with brisk business and infectious energy. The offices of Google, Yahoo!, PWC, and Norfolk Southern are all in the immediate vicinity. So, too, are the sprawling oasis of Piedmont Park, the world-class culture at High Museum of Art, and the eclectic bars, clubs, and restaurants of Peachtree Street’s Midtown Mile. This location attracts celebrities, acclaimed chefs, business moguls, and innovators. Welcome to the center of it all. When you’re not in the office, the streets outside are a veritable playground for adults. Whether dining with a client, celebrating a special occasion, or enjoying fantastic happy hour specials, Lure’s fresh, expertly prepared seafood and top-tier service always delivers. If you’re hankering for fried chicken, cornbread, or shrimp and grits, South City Kitchen Midtown has mastered the art of sophisticated southern classic cooking and serves it up with friendly service in a charming 1920s bungalow. Establishment’s cool vibe and indoor/ outdoor seating is a great place to enjoy drinks and live music. And you’ll probably wonder how you ever survived without Piedmont Park in your life. This huge oasis in Midtown is just a ten-minute walk and perfect if you’re in need of some fresh air and gorgeous surroundings. If you time it right, you might even discover a festival in progress. ARRIVE THRIVE • 27, 40, 102 bus lines • Tin Lizzy’s Cantina • Atlanta Symphony (3 minute walk) • South City Kitchen Orchestra • Gold, Red MARTA lines Midtown • High Museum of (9 minute walk) • 5Church Atlanta Art • Peachtree St. NE, I-85, I-75 • Lure • Colony Square (immediate access – 1.5 miles) • Joy Café • Foxtrot Liquor Bar • Establishment • W Atlanta • Loews Atlanta Hotel • Atlanta Marriott Suites Midtown • Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta Colony Square | 7 Colony Square | 8 Total SQ FT Space 25 CONFERENCE ROOMS 249 PRIVATE OFFICES 1 BRAINSTORMING ROOM 28 PHONE BOOTHS Dedicated meeting spaces Dedicated workspaces that come Get the ideas fl owing in a These soundproofed include A/V gear and fully furnished with desks, chairs, space designed for spitballing, alcoves provide comfortable unexpected details like custom and fi ling cabinets, and are thanks to writeable walls and sanctuaries for conducting wallpaper and marble tables. customizable to fi t your unique standup-friendly furniture. private calls and video chats. needs and company culture. 7 UNIQUE COMMON AREAS 5 STOCKED KITCHENS 12 NOOKS WELLNESS ROOMS The heart-and-soul of our 1 Enjoy complimentary fresh Dedicated workspaces that locations, these lounges are Whether you’re a nursing fruit water, micro-roasted come fully furnished with living-room-style spaces mother, need to pray, or looking coff ee, and tea, or prep your desks, chairs, and fi ling designed for creativity, to meditate, you can rely on this lunch with refrigerators, cabinets, and are customizable comfort, and productivity. lockable, serene room. microwaves, and dishwashers. to fi t your unique needs and company culture. 3 GAME LOUNGES Sometimes the only way to be productive is to take a break and let yourself play— whether it’s shuffl eboard, chess, or pinball Service ONSITE STAFF & 24/7 PROFESSIONAL & CLEANING SERVICES HIGH SPEED INTERNET SECURE BUILDING ACCESS SOCIAL EVENTS Around the clock for common Be hard-wired by Ethernet From front-desk service From workshops to thought- areas, meeting rooms, and or go with secure Wi-Fi, to personalized support, leader panels and networking private offi ces. including IT support and throughout the work week, sessions, WeWork helps you guest log-in functionality. and secure access for when nurture a strong team culture. you want to work. PRINTING & OFFICE SUPPLIES A business-class printer, offi ce supplies, and paper shredder on every fl oor. Colony Square | 9 FLOOR 6: 13,893 SQ FT Amenities 16 Private Offices 2 Unique Common Areas 3 Conference Rooms 1 Stocked Kitchen 4 Phone Booths Colony Square | 10 FLOOR 8: 13,950 SQ FT Amenities 68 Private Offices 1 Unique Common Area 6 Conference Rooms 1 Stocked Kitchen 6 Phone Booths 3 Nooks Colony Square | 11 FLOOR 9: 13,950 SQ FT Amenities 65 Private Offices 1 Unique Common Area 5 Conference Rooms 1 Stocked Kitchen 1 Brainstorming Room 3 Nooks 6 Phone Booths 1 Game Lounge Colony Square | 12 FLOOR 10: 13,950 SQ FT Amenities 42 Private Offices 1 Stocked Kitchen 5 Conference Rooms 1 Wellness Room 6 Phone Booths 3 Nooks 1 Unique Common Area 1 Game Lounge Colony Square | 13 FLOOR 11: 13,955 SQ FT Amenities 58 Private Offices 2 Unique Common Areas 6 Conference Rooms 1 Stocked Kitchen 6 Phone Booths 3 Nooks Colony Square | 14 Colony Square 1175 Peachtree St NE Atlanta, GA 30361 https://www.wework.com/buildings/colony-square--atlanta--GA.
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