Atlanta’s 14-story Presidential Hotel opened in 1973, closed after just 14 years and later sat vacant for more than a decade; a $53.3 million redevelopment can now turn the landmark into 282 apartments
- A 14-story building that once used to be the Presidential Hotel before falling into disrepair is all set to have a change of fate once again.
- For years, the cylindrical tower was seen as an eyesore by the travellers in one of the region's busiest interstate intersections.
- Project estimates show that more than 426,700 vehicles pass the prominent site each day.
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- A 14-story building that once used to be the Presidential Hotel before falling into disrepair is all set to have a change of fate once again.
- For years, the cylindrical tower was seen as an eyesore by the travellers in one of the region's busiest interstate intersections.
- Project estimates show that more than 426,700 vehicles pass the prominent site each day.
Sources: Times of India