Geometrically challenging mixed-use building with SS-3000 four-side silicone glazed composite curtain wall, H-3000 conventionally glazed stick-type curtain wall, S-3000 two-side silicone glazed stick-type curtain wall, L-2500 conventionally glazed balcony window wall, high-performance insulated vision glass, and high-span L-3000 ground floor curtainwall.

“The architecture of 3344 Peachtree was conceived as a series of inset crystalline volumes. Consistent with the notion of crystalline architectural forms, the building envelope would utilize four-sided butt-glazing in conjunction with two-sided and four-sided captured curtain wall systems. As the design developed, the building form became more dynamic and the building geometries more complex. Large-scale curved building elements evolved into three-dimensional conical geometries. This resulted in a 50 story building in which no two levels were alike in terms of area or dimension. Bruce Wall Systems was brought into the process at an early stage and their technical expertise and willingness to take on new challenges made them a key player in developing technically solid, cost-effective solutions that enabled the architectural vision to become a reality.”

Gil Garrison, Principal
Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart & Associates, Inc.