Atlanta, GA

AT PURITAN MILL, five turn-of-the-century industrial buildings were adapted to form 92,000 s.f. of attractive and continually-leased office and event space.

The unique characters of the original soap factory and storage buildings highlight their varying structural systems: steel, wood, timber, masonry and concrete. Exposed ceilings reveal each building’s construction history.

One of the event, functions as a popular flexible venue for formal weddings and contemporary events alike. The environment is prized for the historic narrative expressed in its original materials and soaring spaces. Rounding out the office side, one of Puritan Mill’s featured tenants, Herman Miller, is a multinational innovator in contemporary interior furnishings and a household name in the design industry.

Awarded

• 2003 Georgia Trust Award for Excellence in Rehabilitation
• 2003 Atlanta Urban Design Commission

Photo Credits: Scott Chester 2016