Welcome to The Blair

Conveniently located at 215 Church Street, The Blair Building, built in 1939 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, stands as a stunning example of Streamline Moderne architecture. An office building for more than 80 years, The Blair continues to provide private offices and studies for like-minded and engaged professionals.

For those who value neighborhoods as an amenity to their office, they’ll find themselves right at home. For those who want an office in their neighborhood, The Blair Building is a perfect place to call your own.

We hope you will join us.

A great opportunity for entrepreneurs or small teams in the creative, tech, design, or architecture fields, or a national or regional corporation looking to create a hub + spoke model for remote and hybrid workers. 

Flooded with natural light from large windows on multiple sides, this historic property has high ceilings, exposed brick, a full kitchen, meeting rooms, and generous collaborative spaces perfect for creating content, film & photography, brainstorming, or hosting meetings and events. 

Located in the Grant Park neighborhood, The Jane is a community for creatives, eateries and retail in a historic adaptive reuse building. Just a short walk away, you’ll find Grant Park, Oakland Cemetery, Grant Park Market and numerous local shops and restaurants. This complex is pedestrian friendly and a 10-minute walk to the King Center MARTA Station.

Proudly constituted in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Historic District, birthplace of Dr. King and the Civil Rights Movement, Constellations enjoys both the context of history and the desired amenities of life in the modern city.

This award-winning workspace features Private Offices & Studies, with health and happiness as a core focus. Join us!

The Indie is composed of 12 comfortable and elevated studios, Private Offices, shared amenities and meeting spaces, and a vibrant café.

Join us if you are an architect, interior designer, game developer, animator, software developer, industrial designer, high-end photographer, producer, content developer, fashion designer, engineer, creative director, urban planner, advertising firm, brand strategist, graphic designer — or an independent super talent who wants to be part of a community of like-minded and engaged professionals.  

We know you’ll really love The Indie.

The Atlanta Daily World Building at 145 Auburn, originally built in 1912, exemplifies pride, charm, and character through its intricate architecture, craftsmanship, and history. Having long been home to a wide variety of businesses including the longest-running African-American newspaper in United States history — the Atlanta Daily World (the building’s namesake), the available space is a perfect match for a unique, sophisticated retail and/or food and beverage tenant searching for its own place in the present, past, and future.

The successful historic rehabilitation of the Atlanta Daily World Building has been recognized both nationally and locally, being named #2 Preservation Win of the Year in 2014 by the National Trust for Historic Preservation and receiving awards for Excellence in Preservation from the Georgia Trust, Atlanta Preservation Center, and the Atlanta Urban Design Commission.