Maggie Haynes

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Integrated Studio · Technical Coordination

Peachtree Ecco

Office + Market Development

Final exterior perspective of Peachtree EccoView full drawing ↗

A curved circulation void carves a civic path through a disciplined office-and-market frame, then organizes structure, systems, envelope, and life safety.

Type
Office + Market
Location
Atlanta, Georgia
Scale
Five stories · 45,272 SF
Construction
Type IIB

01Condition + move

Public movement cuts through a rational frame.

A constrained urban site combines market, office, parking, and public circulation. A curved void separates the civic path from the office organization without losing the discipline of the structural grid.

02Coordinated plans

Planning and ceiling systems develop together.

The ground plan establishes public route, market, lobby, offices, cores, and service. The ceiling plan demonstrates that lighting and overhead systems follow the same architectural order.

03Sectional organization

Program, parking, grade, and circulation resolve vertically.

The major section is the clearest test of how the public void connects parking, market, office floors, vertical circulation, and the street.

04Envelope

The concept reaches construction-document scale.

Facade, structure, floor assembly, insulation, and foundation are coordinated in the wall section rather than treated as a separate technical exercise.

05Elevations

The exterior expression resolves the coordinated building.

East and west elevations show how the office-and-market program, curved circulation void, structure, and envelope form a coherent architectural composition.